Five to Try

Five AI tools worth trying, every weekday at 6:30am Sydney time. Five minutes, real prices, no hype.

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Nov 9, 2026

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Google's Omni makes 15-second videos cheaper, Cursor can ship a live app from a prompt, and a party game where you redub anything

Five releases from the last few days, why each one matters, and how to try them. One has a free way in.

The Five to Try Team

Nov 6, 2026

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OpenAI's Images 2.6 can make GIFs, a cheaper Devin coding model, and a calming game about restoring old cartridges

Five releases from the last day or so, why each one matters, and how to try them. Three have a free way in.

The Five to Try Team

Nov 5, 2026

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5 min read

Tencent's new AI model that can see, a Google agent that designs drug ideas, and a Safari setting that turns the web dark

Five releases from the last day or so, why each one matters, and how to try them. Three are free.

The Five to Try Team

Nov 4, 2026

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5 min read

A free AI model trained in science labs, faster Claude agents, and a murder mystery where you write the death certificate

Five releases from the last couple of days, why each one matters, and how to try them. Three are free.

The Five to Try Team

Nov 3, 2026

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5 min read

A 1.6-trillion-parameter AI from Meituan, DeepSeek's agent for coding teams, and a game written in an alien language

Five releases from the last couple of days, why each one matters, and how to try them. Three are free.

The Five to Try Team

Nov 2, 2026

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5 min read

Mistral gives away its giant AI, Canva's new design brain, and a YouTube with no slop

Five releases from the last few days, why each one matters, and how to try them. Two are free to try right now.

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