The AI hack replacing school picture day
Kim Komando Daily Tech Update

The AI hack replacing school picture day

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 5, 20267 min
  • Technology

School picture day is on life support. Parents are ditching the $60 photo packages for a free AI hack you can do at home. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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If your revenues are over seven figures, see how AI is changing the way we work.

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Picture Day at School is on life support. Parents are skipping the pricey photo packages with a hack that's just blowing up on social media. I'm Kim Kamando for NetSuite.

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If your revenues are over seven figures, see how AI is changing the way we work. Get NetSuite's free guide at netsweet.com slash Kim. Here's how you do it. Stand your child into a plain wall.

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Snap a photo with your phone. Upload it to chatgpt and say, keep them exactly the same. But make it look like a school photo. Boom, no stiff poses, no bad lighting.

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