People: LLMs are simply predicting the right thing to say in response to you. They can’t think.

Me: Uh…isn’t that exactly what we do in conversation?

ChatGPT is an awful writer, but it’s a pretty darn good editor.

If you write the content yourself, and prompt it to be an editor, not a writer, it will make great suggestions to improve the flow of your content.

Everyone’s giving backlash on GPT5. I like it, personally. I hated how sycophantic previous versions were. The last thing I want is a “yes man” in my ear all-day.

Y’ALL IT HAPPENED. ChatGPT’s research feature just referenced me in its own research while generating a report…for me.

This feels a lot like when I used to search Stack Overflow for an answer to a question…only to find that I was the one who previously answered that question.

Does this mean I made it? Am I famous now?

I’m really beginning to notice that using AI effectively is, itself, a skill. People always position it as a magic solution, but you can DEFINITELY tell when someone lazily copypasta’s an AI response vs using AI to help them cultivate a thoughtful reply.

I know that AI gets shoved in places it doesn’t belong these days, and a lot of it is REALLY bad, but AI has completely transformed Feedly into one hell of a listening station.

I wonder if the future of the web looks more like a Feedly feed instead of a social feed?

I’ve come to find that telling AI to “stop being clever and just say the damn thing” seems to be very effective at getting better heading copy 😂

Claude’s incessant need to enumerate is my new “Delve”

“From content engagement to product recommendations to long-term customer value, you can recognize and reward partners for all the ways they help grow your business.”

So bad