Summary of "Narzędziownik AI V 2/5 2025 v2"

Summary of “Narzędziownik AI V 2/5 2025 v2” Video (Part 2 of 5)

This extensive session, led by Tomek Turba, focuses on AI tools and their applications in text processing, business, cybersecurity, and programming. It emphasizes practical demonstrations, reviews, and guidance on using various AI-driven solutions. This is part two of a five-part series scheduled through 2025, with upcoming sessions covering offline AI models, automation, and agents.

Key Technological Concepts and Product Features

1. AI Text Tools and Content Creation

Right Sonic (RightSonic Chat): An AI article writing tool with free and paid tiers. It supports deep reasoning through agent-based task distribution (research, data collection, conclusion, writing). Features include:
- Polish language support and real-time data fact-checking to reduce hallucinations
- Uploading personal documents to adapt writing style
- Stepwise article creation: topic selection, title optimization, SEO keyword analysis, content structuring, expert quotes, and image generation
- Integration with WordPress for direct publishing
Rytr: AI writing assistant with tone/style adjustment (formal, enthusiastic, worried, etc.). Supports multiple use cases such as blog posts, emails, LinkedIn posts, recruitment questions, newsletters, and poems. Includes creativity level control (temperature parameter) to balance creativity and accuracy.
Grammarly: Advanced grammar, style, clarity, and engagement checking tool providing detailed feedback and scoring text quality.
Copy Leak: Anti-plagiarism and AI-generated text detection tool that identifies paraphrased and quoted content, highlighting sources. Useful for academic and professional integrity checks.
Fact-Checking and Research Tools:
- Typeset.io (formerly CSpace): AI-powered research platform aggregating scientific publications, allowing custom columns (keywords, methods), and building personal research libraries.
- CIT AI: Similar tool offering fact-checked answers from multiple sources.
- Perplexity.ai: Search engine integrating multiple LLMs with fact-checking and agent-based reasoning.
- Fireflies AI and Oter: Meeting transcription and summarization tools. Fireflies supports Polish and multiple languages; Oter requires meeting participation but is free. Both generate summaries, task assignments, and allow tagging and reactions.

2. Business and Productivity AI Tools

Carrot Power: Clustering and heatmap visualization of search results for semantic analysis.
Silect.io: OSINT and passive/active search tool aggregating data from multiple sources (emails, IPs, usernames, photos, source code, etc.).
Taranis AI: News aggregation and filtering tool focusing on quality sources to avoid clickbait. Can be self-hosted via Docker containers for privacy and control.
Rows AI: AI-enhanced spreadsheet tool with Python programming support for business data analysis.
Agelics AI: Business Intelligence platform with dashboard creation, data cleaning, and integration with various databases and APIs.
Source Table and Data Squirrel: Tools for BI analytics and data visualization from uploaded files with AI-assisted chart generation.
Trikomas: AI-driven trading bot platform for stocks and cryptocurrencies. Offers signal bots and auto-trading with user-configurable strategies.
Chain GPT: AI trading assistant for blockchain/crypto wallets with chat interface and NFT generation.
Springboard: Free competition analysis tool for market positioning and trend identification.
Rez Tools: AI-powered resume builder, job search engine, and interview simulator with AI-generated feedback and cover letter creation.
Taskate: AI project management platform with knowledge base integration, task breakdown, Kanban boards, calendar, mind maps, and team collaboration.
Mermaid: AI-assisted flowchart and graph generation tool using algorithmic language or natural language prompts.
Group AI: Business data quality assessment and dashboard creation tool.
Namecer: Trademark and company name analysis tool to avoid conflicts in branding.

3. Cybersecurity and AI Threats

Deepfakes and Voice Synthesis: Discussion of deepfake history and current advanced tools like Eleven Labs for voice cloning and synthesis. Verification mechanisms include voice authorization and detection of famous voices to prevent misuse.
Password Profiling and Cracking: Using OSINT and AI to generate password dictionaries based on social media profiles.
Prompt Injection and Jailbreaking: Techniques to bypass AI ethical constraints using prompt injection, puppeteering, and jailbreaking. Examples include malicious prompts causing AI to generate ransomware code or harmful instructions.
AI Model Security: Tools to protect local models from malicious prompts (prompt shielding). Demonstrations of AI command-and-control communication and data exfiltration risks.
AI Detection Tools: EASIT AI and Deepware for detecting AI-generated images and videos. MIT quizzes and resources for identifying AI-generated content.

4. Programming with AI

Assistants and Code Generation: Popular tools include GitHub Copilot, Blackbox AI, Tabnine, Cursor, Manus, Replit, and Bolt New. Features cover code completion, inline chat, code review, documentation generation, testing, and multi-language support. Manus and Replit can generate full web applications and deploy them, including interactive simulations and games with 3D elements.
Risks and Security: Potential for malicious code generation (e.g., RM-RF shell commands) hidden in AI-generated code. Emphasizes the need for careful code review and security testing of AI-generated software.
Future Trends: Google DeepMind’s AlphaEvolve project for AI self-improving programming agents. Emergence of “vibe coding” — programming by natural language prompts, still in early stages and requiring caution.

Guides, Tutorials, and Reviews Provided

Step-by-step walkthrough of article creation using Right Sonic, including SEO optimization and agent-based research.
Demonstration of Rytr’s tone and style adjustments and use case selection.
Grammarly grammar and style checking demo with scoring.
Using Copy Leak to detect plagiarism and AI-generated text.
Using Typeset.io and CIT AI for scientific research and fact-checking.
Setting up and using Fireflies AI and Oter for meeting transcription and task management.
Using Rows AI and Agelics for business data analysis and dashboard creation.
Trading bots demonstration on Trikomas and Chain GPT platforms.
Resume building and AI interview simulation with Rez tools.
Project management with Taskate including knowledge base loading and task breakdown.
AI-generated flowcharts with Mermaid.
Deepfake voice cloning and detection with Eleven Labs.
Examples of prompt injection and jailbreaking AI models.
Programming assistant tools installation and usage (Copilot, Blackbox, Tabnine, Cursor).
Full web app and game generation with Manus and Replit.
Overview of AI cybersecurity threats and defenses.

Upcoming Sessions and Additional Notes

Part 3 (June 3): Focus on offline AI models, company-level installation, and training AI with private knowledge bases.
Part 4 (June 17): Automation and AI agents in business workflows.
Part 5: Competition analysis, business development, and final summary with a minibook of all tools covered.
Minibook: A 100-page comprehensive guide covering all tools and concepts from the training series will be provided after the final session.
Emphasis on legal and ethical considerations when using AI tools, especially regarding company data and privacy.
Encouragement to join Securitum Academy for cybersecurity training and participation in upcoming conferences and events.

Main Speaker / Source

Tomek Turba — cybersecurity expert, trainer at Securitum, author and host of the “Narzędziownik AI” series.
Mention of colleagues and contributors such as Maciek (infrastructure), Natalia (chat participant), and other community members.

This session provides a comprehensive overview of current AI tools for text generation, business intelligence, cybersecurity, and programming. It blends practical demonstrations with critical analysis of risks and future trends. The content is aimed at IT professionals, cybersecurity practitioners, business users, and developers interested in leveraging AI effectively and safely.