... work at Radiance , a creative studio of designers, marketers and developers. We focus on brand communication and digital product development, partnering with startups to turn ideas into products, from MVPs to full-scale platforms. We re like a prism: a founder s vision passes through us, splits into a spectrum, and we assemble a product, idea or communication that reflects the brand s values. We re radioactive

... like button. Benchmarks, benchmarks, benchmarks Benchmarks should always be taken with a grain of salt . They are effectively a snapshot of a models capabilities under near perfect conditions. Sort of like the Big Mac you see on the ads vs the Big Mac you get in the bag. It gives you a good idea, but they're far from a perfect measure of real world usage. Math (AIME 2025, no tools): 94.6 percent Real-world coding (SWE-bench Verified ... ... Multilingual programming (Aider Polyglot): 88.0 percent Multimodal understanding (MMMU): 84.2 percent Medical reasoning (HealthBench Hard): 46.2 percent Graduate-level logic (GPQA without tools, via GPT-Thinking Pro): 88.4 percent In production, GPT-5 Thinking cuts hallucinations by 45 percent versus

... Most companies confuse AI Agents with Agentic AI, and it s quietly wrecking ROI. We break down: What Agentic AI really is 7 key differences vs. traditional AI agents When to choose one over the other Real-world enterprise use cases (from retail to manufacturing) Cost traps to avoid A practical decision framework for AI adoption If you're building with AI or advising enterprise clients, this guide will help you avoid common pitfalls like: Overbuilding agentic systems for simple ...

... Simon Sinek Start with why (evergreen IMO, I even bought a book afterwards) Carol Dweck The power of believing that you can improve Tim Urban Inside the mind of a master procrastinator Ji Ho en Spread joy (in original Delejte radost ) I really wish the Czech one by Ji Ho en was translated into English it s that good and deserves to be more accessible. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @magical_marzhana  Thank you for your input! I love Lenny ... ... newsletter btw :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @vshpandey96

... hear behind-the-scenes from his early days at ILM with Spielberg, to making real-time tools for Jon Favreau, and now advising on virtual cameras and future AI tools at RADiCAL. You can catch the full recording, here: https://radicalmotion.com

... actually understand culture to content creators that read the room and adjust their tone. but here's where i need you beautiful producthunt humans: i know there are some absolute gems hiding out there that haven't crossed my radar yet. what ai tools have you discovered that truly get vibe, culture, and real engagement? drop your recs in the comments i'm trying to build this into the go-to resource for anyone wanting to blend ai efficiency with ... ... Gabe Perez(@gabe): This is a nice list! I'm curious how do you use them in your workflow and why some might not make the cut like maybe @Surfer or @StoryChief.io or if they were aren't your radar

... built RADiCAL because we hit the same wall so many people do: You open a 3D tool, ready to try something cool and suddenly you're drowning in panels, shortcuts, and tutorials just to move a shape. It shouldn t take a whole course to make a rough idea come to life. We re curious: What was the first 3D tool you tried? How long did it take to actually feel like you were making something? What made you stop ... ... stick with it? Drop your story in the comments. We d love to hear how it went. Comment from Alice Gardner(@alice_is_rad

... perfect, but it's a start. Jivro was born. Don't ask me about the name. It was an attempt to pick something that sounded funky and wasn't taken. But anyways.... Imagine: A launch radar to track what's hot and organise ideas for your next build. It s simple: one dashboard that pulls product launches daily and helps you spot early trends. We're in the very early beta phase. Give Jivro a spin and roast us brutally ...

... creative world moved to the browser years ago. Designers have figma Teams have notion Video folks have Runway so why hasn t 3D caught up? We've been working on this problem for a while now, building @radicalmotion to make real-time mocap + 3D visualisation actually usable by mere mortals (you Unity / Unreal geniuses out there... just... how?!). But this post isn t meant to pitch anything. I m honestly curious: What s the most frustrating thing about 3D tools ...

... folks! We re gearing up for our next launch and would love your input. There are so many great UI component libraries out there (Radix, Shadcn, NextUI, Tailwind UI, etc). Which one is your favorite, and what makes it your go-to? Your feedback will help us shape what s coming next Let us know what you use and why! Comment from Marcos Passos(@marcospassos): @shadcn   @mike_ciesielka1  Totally agree. Like I mentioned earlier, the only real downside ... ... probably the best balance we've got right now between flexibility and reusability. Hope you can get the team onboard! Btw, it goes really well with Croct Comment from Piotr Kusiak(@k_piotr): For me it's either Radix

... liked? Startups doing something cool or solving a niche problem? Any trends you re curious about (AI, no-code, creator tools, etc.)? Or even something you re building or exploring? Would love to hear what s on your radar right now let s trade notes and ideas ...

... have been in marketing since 2016 (my beginnings date back to that time). I have tried creating ads for various formats (radio, most often written content, visuals and video for the internet). I am a marketer and, paradoxically, sometimes I find ads annoying, especially: if they have an annoying mascot that pops up on me everywhere if they interrupt my favourite activity, if they are "shallow". However, I noticed that the ads that always worked for me and those around ... ... were: funny (MEME), and minimalist. I chose 3 that were short, intelligent humour, and everything said: Apple vs

... scan, price, and list stuff for sale in seconds. This time last year we had no product, no money... just ideas and relentless determination to build something meaningful & beautiful. We saw how AI was radically transforming everything, and we realized that we could use it to help us with our own problems: to sell stuff. At the core of what we're building is the everyday consumer like you. Everyone said consumer was dead, but I knew ... ... that these interfaces suck to work with -- the listing process is broken. We have a combination of models that help us identify items and their condition. For eg, some things like electronics are easier to "recognize" with brand, etc, vs

... itself and it's only impossible until someone simply does it. So, let's do stuff. What is EU-Inc: A new pan-European legal entity for startups. By addressing regulatory fragmentation, EU-Inc seeks to radically simplify founding and pan-European funding of European startup as well as and standardize employee equity options empowering European startups to scale across Europe and globally. With over 15,000 signatures from the biggest European founders, VCs, and policymakers, this initiative is shaping ... ... much, but it's also part of it: Many European countries (especially from the eastern block are now shifting from the EU) I can see it in Slovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, and partially Romania... and as I heard, some radical

... Setting goals are a good way to motivate us to get to a place we want to be and to also keep us accountable! What are your 2020 goals? Mine are: Write a cookbook Launch my current side project Radiant Spend more time with family Read 50 books ...