I use AI all day and check everything it gives me.
Writing about what holds up under checking — and what quietly makes you worse.
Depth over tool-of-the-week.
“Don’t let AI make your decisions” is the comfortable take.
912 students across three continents suggest otherwise.
Heavy delegation didn’t hurt learning. It helped — as long as the output got checked.
The damage sits in the middle: delegating a little, and feeling careful about it.
@ash_twtz 50K from ChatGPT is wild. The shift from rankable to recommendable content is probably the bigger story here. Content can rank well and still give AI no reason to mention the product.
@matankatzzzz The company is hidden in the dependencies between those tools.
A delayed feature changes the sales forecast, which changes the hiring plan, but none of the systems can see the full chain.
@mikestrives The interesting part is how much richer the intent can be than search.
People don’t just ask for a CRM. They mention their team size, budget, current tool and exactly why they hate it. Buying intent with context attached.
Starting with your mom’s shop and finding a real passion for it is such a cool way to get into the space.
I’m planning to be much more active here and see what comes out of it, so let’s definitely stay in touch. If I ever need an SEO perspective on something I build, I know who to ask. And if you ever want a sales perspective, just message me.
@itsryanlenk I’m having the same thing happen. I already run a sales business, but I’ve always wanted to build my own products.
Three days into writing about AI and I’ve somehow ended up deep in founder X. Honestly feels like the right place. What kind of SEO work do you do?
@itsryanlenk That’s the part I’d be careful with. You could win the engagement experiment and accidentally teach X that scammers are your audience.
Fascinating case study, but I probably wouldn’t repeat it too often.
@jacobrodri_ I built an AI outfit-rating app last year, so I’ve thought about this space a lot. Recognizing the clothes is doable.
Reliably matching every item to the exact product that’s still in stock is where it gets hard.
@builtbydice The tradeoff is that there’s no product to maintain, but every issue is a new product launch. You have to win the same reader again each time.
@Shabarish_B The Android number is the one I’d hold onto. 40% of revenue from the platform everyone told you to skip.
Makes me wonder how much of that advice is just people repeating each other rather than checking their own numbers