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Everyone focuses on ai and big publishers or studios but the more interesting shift is at the individual creator level. The cost of producing professional visual content has essentially collapsed. What required photographers, studios, travel budgets, and editing hours can now be approximated by one person with a subscription. This isn't making existing creators slightly faster, it's enabling categories of creators who couldn't have existed before because they lacked production resources. Zero photography skills, competing visually with established creators who have whole teams. Virtual influencers are maybe the clearest signal. Fictional ai characters with real audiences generating real revenue, and platforms adapting to accommodate rather than block them. Does this level the playing field or raise the baseline so everyone competes harder? Historically when production costs collapse in creative industries you get democratization then oversaturation then differentiation shifts somewhere new. Photography got cheaper so value moved to personality and community. If ai handles production, authentic connection and strategy become the scarce things. submitted by /u/Time_Beautiful2460 to r/Futurology [link] [comments]

Basically the title. I had a growing channel that was about writing funny and critical songs about the actual politics of my country. I wrote my own lyrics 100%, I made the songs with Suno, and I made music videos using different kind of technologies including open source stuff that I was running on pods in ComfyUI in the cloud and paid models like Google's own VEO3. I put lyrics subtitle on all of my videos and edited thumbnails with Photoshop while I edited the videos with Premiere Pro matching the visuals with the lyrics. Anyone who's into AI content knows this is pretty solid amount of work, effort and knowledge. My channel was growing, people liked it, I had pretty good views, the channel was monetized for like 8 months now and I made some money with it which was enough to pay for the different services I used for content creation. However today Youtube demonetized my channel for being "Inauthentic Content". I didn't do anything different from what I did when Youtube allowed me into the Partner Program. I didn't change a single thing Youtube is the only one who changed the rules which I feel pretty unfair. They let you do something, they encourage you, the algorithm likes your content and suddenly they feel like oh no, we don't like this and nuke the work of a year in a blink of an eye. My content was as authentic as making AI content can be. I think AI is a tool just like animator programs and all the stuff we use. Even Google has the VEO3 for video generation but for what if you cannot even put it on your channel without the fear of being demonetized? I don't get the logic behind that really. But anyway as I saw bunch of posts about this on Reddit and in other places, and I also saw some bigger channels being demonetized too or even being deleted - I think that's it for AI content now. They don't care if it's slop or it has actual work in it they will cancel all the creators it's just a matter of time. Which is pretty sad I think. AI has amazing potential and if we were able to show some of these videos to someone 10 years ago they would be amazed. And now they just cancel it because Youtube really wants you to put your face on the canvas... submitted by /u/Technical-Author-678 to r/aitubers [link] [comments]

After discussion, the r/whatsthisbird mod team has decided that it is time to formally prohibit posts containing AI-generated media on this subreddit. The goal of this subreddit has always been to help the community identify unknown real-world birds, and to help improve their bird identification skills. This is a clarification of the existing Rule 1, which has always prohibited birds that are not based in reality. While we have previously allowed some posts with AI content, the increase in availability of tools which utilize AI to generate content has necessitated a stricter stance. As such, we are amending Rule 1 to include the following language: Artwork with depictions of real-world birds are allowed. Generative-AI images and video are prohibited. Any such posts will be removed. The mod team will remove any posts that are determined to be AI generated, except in rare circumstances where we feel that leaving the post up may help the community in identifying real vs. generated images. We understand that this kind of content can be hard to identify, and it isn't our intention to punish users posting images they have seen online in good faith. However, repeated and/or intentional posting of AI-generated content may force us to issue temporary or permanent bans. Additionally, many phone cameras now include features which have "enhanced zoom" or sharpening features that are based on AI processing. These features can often create artifacts that are similar to what we see in AI-generated images. These images would not fall under this rule since they are based on real images of real birds. Please note that with regard to artwork, the style of the artwork is irrelevant as long as it can be reasonably be assumed that the artist was a human intending to represent a real bird. Fantasy creations, dreams, or hallucinations are not allowed. When re-posting an image seen online to this subreddit, please use the "Social Media" flair. Before posting any content that isn't a first hand observation or from a trusted source, try to determine if the image/video is likely to be AI-generated before posting. The entire r/whatsthisbird community can help the mod team by identifying and reporting any suspicious posts so that the mod team can review them. In addition, please report any posts with incorrect flair. TL;DR: To protect the educational integrity of r/whatsthisbird, we are now formally prohibiting generative-AI images and video. What’s allowed: Real photos, videos, and realistic manual artwork. What’s not: Any media created by generative AI. The Goal: We are here to identify real birds and build real-world ID skills. AI "hallucinations" hinder that mission. How you can help: If you post an image from the web, use the "Social Media" flair. If you spot a suspicious image, please report it for mod review. Report any posts that are flaired inappropriately. submitted by /u/bdporter to r/whatsthisbird [link] [comments]

Got this email twice this morning, exact same both times. I’m so annoyed. This email means nothing, it’s just corporate non-speak gobbledygook. So TuneCore are basically accusing Suno’s datasets of being “non-licenced” whatever the hell that means. Oh well. Time to go to Distrokid. Wish I hadn’t paid in advance for a year’s TuneCore membership. submitted by /u/Islandboyo to r/SunoAI [link] [comments]

MistralAI CEO Arthur Mensch has submitted an interesting article/opinion piece to the Financial Times. It's a bit of an admission of not being able to compete because of local laws and restrictions regarding AI model training. https://www.ft.com/content/d63d6291-687f-4e05-8b23-4d545d78c64a https://archive.is/xiKik Europe is a land of creators. The continent has nurtured ideas that have enriched, and continue to enrich, the world’s intellectual and creative landscape. Its diverse and multilingual heritage remains one of its greatest strengths, central not only to its identity and soft power but also to its economic vitality. All this is at risk as AI reshapes the global knowledge economy. Major AI companies in the US and China are developing their models under permissive or non-existent copyright rules, training them domestically on vast amounts of content — including from European sources. European AI developers, by contrast, operate in a fragmented legal environment that places them at a competitive disadvantage. The current opt-out framework, designed to enable rights holders to protect their content and prevent AI companies from using it for training if they say so, has proven unworkable in practice. Copyrighted works continue to spread uncontrollably online, while the legal mechanisms designed to protect them remain patchy, inconsistently applied and overly complex. The result is a framework that satisfies no one. Rights holders correctly fear for their livelihoods yet see no clear path to protection. AI developers face legal uncertainty that hampers investment and growth. Europe needs to explore a new approach. At Mistral, we are proposing a revenue-based levy that would be applied to all commercial providers placing AI models on the market or putting them into service in Europe, reflecting their use of content publicly available online. Crucially, this levy would apply equally to providers based abroad, creating a level playing field within the European market and ensuring that foreign AI companies also contribute when they operate here. The proceeds would flow into a central European fund dedicated to investing in new content creation, and supporting Europe’s cultural sectors. In return, AI developers would gain what they urgently need: legal certainty. The mechanism would shield AI providers from liability for training on materials accessible online. Importantly, it would not replace licensing agreements or the freedom to contract. On the contrary, licensing opportunities should continue to develop and expand for usage beyond training. The fund would complement, not crowd out, direct relationships between creators and AI companies. We believe in Europe. That is why we are investing €4bn in European infrastructure to train our models on European soil. But we cannot build Europe’s AI future under rules that place us at a structural disadvantage to our US and Chinese competitors. Europe cannot afford to become a passive consumer of technologies designed elsewhere, trained on our knowledge, languages and culture, yet reflecting neither our values nor our diversity. We are putting forward this idea as a starting point for discussion rather than a final blueprint. With this proposal, we’re inviting creators, rights holders, policymakers and fellow AI developers to come together around a solution where innovation and the protection of creators move forward together. Europe does not need to choose between protecting its creators and competing in the AI race. It needs a framework that enables both. The debate around AI and copyright is too often framed as a confrontation between creators and AI developers. This framing is not only unhelpful, it is wrong. Far from being adversaries, the two communities are the most natural of allies. Both have a profound shared interest in ensuring that Europe does not cede ground, culturally, technologically or strategically, in an era that will be defined by how societies choose to govern the tools of intelligence. submitted by /u/brown2green to r/LocalLLaMA [link] [comments]

Some folks might remember this post I made a few short months ago where I explored the possibility of making comics with SDXL and Krita AI. I had no clue what I was doing when I started, so it was entirely an experiment to figure out could you make comics with these tools. The short conclusion is yes, you can make comics with these tools, if you know how to get the most out of them. https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1ozuldj/proof_of_concept_for_making_comics_with_krita_ai/ Well, a few more comic pages (and some big comic page updates) later, I'm here to basically show (off) what you can do with a lot of effort to learn the tools and art of making comics/manga, and a fair chunk of time (this was all done during what little free time I have after work/adulting/taking a bit of downtime to myself during the week and on weekends). https://imgur.com/a/rdisfzw Just as a quick reminder, while I use an SDXL model (and 2 LORAS I trained for the main characters) to help me create the final art for each panel (I do a sketch for each panel, refine or use controlnets to create a base image, clean up the drawing, refine/edit, refine/edit, refine/edit, until I'm happy with an image), all writing, storyboarding, and effects are done by me using KRITA (all fonts are available for free for indie comic makers on Blambot). I'm also still in the process of doing the final cleaning up these pages (such as fixing perspective errors and cleaning up some linework and character consistency issues), and I have scripted roughly 15 more pages on top of these that I need to start storyboarding. Once it's all done, I'll release it as a one-shot (once off) manga/comic that I'm going to give away for free. But, apart from putting up this update as a demonstration what you can put together with some time and effort to learn the tools, as well as the actual art of making comics, I wanted to get some feedback: 1) After reading the pages I've released here, do you prefer the concept art for Cover 01 (with the papers) or Cover 02 (with the clock)? (These are just the basic ideas I have for the covers, I plan to expand on whichever one people think is the most eye-catching and related to the story I've released so far). 2) All the comics I plan to produce I will be releasing for free, but is this the quality of work that you'd consider supporting financially on a monthly or once-off basis (e.g. through a recurring monthly or once-off donation on Patreon)? 3) Do you know of any comics-focused subreddits where they haven't banned AI-assisted work? I would like to get crit/feedback from regular comics readers who aren't into AI content creation, as well as those here who read comics and are into AI tools. Also, just a note that I am still learning the art of black and white comics. I'm considering adding screen tones for example, and there are some panels I might still go back and rework. However, the majority of the work on these pages is done, and anything from here I would just consider fine tuning (unless I've missed something big and need to fix it). Finally, if you have any other constructive thoughts/feedback, please feel free to add them here. submitted by /u/Portable_Solar_ZA to r/StableDiffusion [link] [comments]

AI Agent Manus im – easy for simple tasks, can hallucinate on long research Workbeaver – just describe the task and it performs it automatically, controls desktop and browser for workflows AutoGen – multi-agent collaboration for research or complex tasks General LLM ChatGPT – fast, reliable, still my default for general AI tasks Claude – improving a lot, especially for reasoning-heavy tasks Gemini – becoming a strong alternative, switching between it and others regularly Writing Grammarly – excellent for grammar fixes and writing polish Jasper – good for content generation, marketing copy, and ideas Writesonic – helpful for quick drafts and variations Web App Creation V0 – intuitive and powerful for building web apps Bubble – visual no-code development, can be pricey Softr – good for simple web apps and portals Design / Images Gemini Nano Banana – my go-to for AI-generated visuals Midjourney – strong for creative artwork and concept designs Canva – quick edits, templates, and simple generation Video Veo – easy AI video editing Kling – reliable for short form content Higgsfield – good for experimental AI video ideas Productivity Saner – excellent for PKMS and daily task management Notion – integrated workflow, useful for notes and summaries Motion – AI-assisted scheduling and planning Meeting Granola – clean AI support without interfering in calls Fireflies – transcription and meeting notes automation Otter – meeting capture and searchable transcripts Lead Research Exa – newly discovered but highly effective LeadIQ – pulls and verifies contact info for outreach Apollo – database with workflow integrations Presentation Gamma – sleek and fast, sometimes looks “AI-generated” Beautiful – templates and automation for presentations Pitch – collaborative design-focused presentation tool Email Gmail – improving fast, reliable Superhuman – AI-assisted shortcuts and workflow Mailshake – focused on campaigns and outreach submitted by /u/PretendIdea1538 to r/ChatGPTPro [link] [comments]

Hey folks, Over the past few months, many miniature focused subreddits have taken a clear stance against AI-generated content. After listening closely to feedback from our own community we’re doing the same. from this point on r/printedminis does not allow AI-generated content of any kind. This subreddit exists to support actual creators who put real time and skill into their work. AI-generated content works directly against that goal, and allowing it would make it harder for the awesome work created by our talented community to shine. What this means: The following are not allowed on r/printedminis: AI-generated or AI-altered images (previews, “painted” mockups, promotional images etc.) AI-generated videos AI tools, apps, or websites used to generate minis or related visuals AI-generated 3D models, even if they are later printed, modified, or painted by hand AI-generated text, including post descriptions, critiques, or feedback Promotion of, or advocacy for, AI use in miniature creation If AI played any role in generating it then it does not belong on this subreddit. Please report any posts you suspect to be AI influenced. Thanks, submitted by /u/xalchs to r/PrintedMinis [link] [comments]

Hello commanders! We want to thank you all for your valuable opinions regarding AI rulings for the subreddit. We have read all your comments and have come to the conclusion that there is a clear divide between those who want a zero tolerance ban and those who value AI as a technical tool. However, the common ground lies in a shared distaste for "low-effort slop". Based on all your feedback we believe we have come up with a reasonable compromise. Until further notice, all purely generative AI content will be banned. However, there will be allowances for AI-assisted tools for upscaling classic C&C media (be it videos or images) in order to improve on existing assets (such as what was done with the FMVs in the Remastered Collection), provided the posts are clearly flaired. This presents us with a little grey area when it comes to low-res assets such as unit cameos, as an upscaling AI would not necessarily have enough information to go on without resorting to a generative AI with subjective interpretations. We are willing to allow for some leeway here with the clause that any such generative "upscaling" attempts are required to stay true to the original source material as accurately as possible. These will be held to high standards, so we highly encourage a human artistic component to smooth out any AI "jank" as part of the process. Intent is key here. Material that purposely aim to go beyond the scope of the original source material will not be allowed, such as in-game screenshots that showcase what the game would look like in a different game engine, or a picture of a unit in a completely different setting etc. The focus will be on purely restorative efforts. While we can't please everyone, we hope this ruling will be acceptable for the majority of you. For anyone who enjoys generative AI creations, we understand this might disappoint you. However, Reddit is an open platform and you are free to create your own subreddit with whatever content you would like. But let us be clear that this ruling is not set in stone, and we will continue to listen to all of your feedback and react accordingly should there be an outcry for a change in ruling, one way or the other. submitted by /u/Zaptagious to r/commandandconquer [link] [comments]

Maybe I'm looking at the wrong part of onboarding a game but the AI content survey I see does not require disclosing use of LLMs when working on game code. It isn't even about LLM image/audio generation that doesn't appear in the final product. The language from previous statements from Valve about code generation doesn't appear here. Did this part change, or am I missing a different disclosure survey that says something different? Steamworks Page: Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) The information that you and your organization describe here will allow customers to understand how AI is used in this game. The focus of this survey is on the use of generative AI while your game is running. If your game uses AI for the creation of content or other assets during development, that content is subject to the standard Steam Store requirements (e.g. don't violate existing copyrights, don't impersonate people, etc...). Because the live generation of AI content can produce novel images, audio, text and other content which neither the developer, nor the Steam review process, can verify through standard processes, it is important that you make honest and accurate disclosures about your implementation and its usage. In addition, we will provide users with tools through the Steam Overlay to flag inappropriate, or copyright infringing, output. It is the responsibility of you, the developer, to implement guard rails that will prevent users from being exposed to inappropriate and illegal content. Failure to do so will result in your app being pulled from the store. Does this game use generative artificial intelligence to generate content for the game, either pre-rendered or live-generated? This includes the game itself, the storepage, and any Steam community assets or marketing materials. submitted by /u/thepolypusher to r/gamedev [link] [comments]

Am trying different AI tools for marketing,things like content creation, SEO and optimization and email automation but there are so many options that's hard to know which one are truly worth the time and money. I'd love to hear from people who have actually used these tools in their business or for clients. Which AI marketing tools have made a real difference for you? What do you use them for? Are there underrated tools or hidden gems that more people should know about? Want honest feedback and real experience submitted by /u/sujitoommen to r/MarketingAutomation [link] [comments]

I've been a lurker in this sub for a while and I'm always looking for new side hustles. Lately, I've been noticing something really interesting: a few people I follow online are now making some serious money. I've heard figures around $20k a month by creating images and videos of AI Influencers. They're not just creating one-off pieces of art they're building entire brands and content libraries for things like social media pages. It's clear that AI is becoming a way to create content at scale, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around the specifics. Has anyone here been successful with a side hustle like this? I'm curious to hear how it works. What tools or models are you guys using to create these images and videos? Most people online are suggesting tools like Modelsify, Midjourney and Lumalabs for this, which one works best when it comes to realism. How do you get around the consistency issues, especially when creating a character or a brand with the AI Influencer. I'm really interested in learning more about this new wave of content creation, and would love to hear any tips or experiences you have. I am not greedy even if I am making $200 a month it is a good start and I am okay with it. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Blitzgert to r/passive_income [link] [comments]

There has been too much to edit it all in, so an update has been posted here. --- I feel like someone could have done a much better job collating this and pulling out highlights- there is just so much of this I’m sitting here watching with popcorn and I thought I would share today's guilty pleasure. Sources and highlights though several subreddits are absolutely covered right now: The mods put forth a post on a new rule that no one knew existed until they used it against a fairly popular creator: https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mbgw92/reminder_about_our_ai_policy/ - and while enough people came to defend her honor that she was accused of weaponizing her fans: “Coming into the comment section, it’s really shocking to see a large creator weaponizing her audience against what’s ultimately a reasonable policy. Shibby makes literal millions off her work, and NSFW content creation is far from the only industry where AI content is becoming an issue and those in charge have to take action to prevent it from becoming widespread. IMO, the reasonable thing to do would just be to repost the file with the description edited and move on - obviously AI detection has its issues, but at the very least it’s not actively destroying livelihoods and the environment. Speaking as someone who has worked in NSFW content creation in the past, I would much rather have an overactive policy force me to rewrite a few things that read oddly than deal with a deluge of AI-generated content on a subreddit that’s ultimately NOT designed for anyone to make money off of, but is instead for recreational hypnosis enjoyers to connect.” A lot of people in the community were just pissed about the new rules concerning AI that had never been discussed with them- AI Images and voices allowed, while all AI text is banned. “It makes absolutely no sense to ban AI scripts but not AI imagery and voices. It feels like this policy prioritises script writing while devaluing the work of artists and voice actors. Either ban AI or don't, rather than picking and choosing.” Concerns are voiced over some of the mods being competing content creators, and accusations of sockpuppetry by the mods is voiced: "I mean... if I were to conflate bashing moderators of a community or their decisions with bashing the community itself, I might be a moderator sockpuppet account. Actual community members tend to understand that. Power tripping moderators tend to think "this is my community, and people should be privileged to participate in the community at my invitation," and use that as a cudgel to against those who challenge their decisions, even when those decisions are overwhelmingly unpopular with the population of the community as a whole." These accusations are found to hold some merit, when the hat is pulled off and the dissenter discloses they moderate the official discord for the subreddit: “I’m not a sockpuppet, I don’t mod the EH subreddit. I do mod the discord, and I was there when she joined specifically to complain about her content being removed. I’m involved in this discussion specifically because I think Shibby has spent long enough on her high horse, and I’m sick of her harassing anyone who gets in the way of her content machine. That is my personal stake and bias in this, honestly.” As we are in a hypnosubreddit, naturally psychoanalysis of the moderator is brought forth: That makes sense. You moderate a connected part of the community. You protect the community for the benefit of the community, so you naturally come to think of your actions, and by extension the actions of other moderators, as for the community's benefit and well being. So if someone interferes or disagrees with the moderators' actions, that's interfering with and threatening the community, which is why you conflate Shibby bashing the moderators' actions with her bashing the community itself. It's wrong and misguided, and how a lot of communities end up resenting their moderators and collapsing or splitting off, but I can at least see the thought process.” You're allowed to be neurodivergent in this community, you're just not allowed to sound neurodivergent. Everyone should get the impression from interacting with you that you're neurotypical. That sure is a great stance that doesn't mirror any other cop-outs for restricting marginalized groups that we've seen throughout history... It didn’t start here, but this was the post where the creator let everyone know she was banned. She claims the ban came after her post was removed due to a false positive from an AI detector due to the use of m-dashes. She links studies showing that AI detectors are “racist” and “ableist”. Her main gripe seems to be that the mods had not responded to her for several days, whereupon she took it on herself to post about the issue on her social media, resulting in a ban. https://www.reddit.com/r/ShibbySays/comments/1mashcb/comment/n5p45be/?context=3 Disturbing accusations about sexual misconduct among the mod team are thrown into the fray: “As someone who used to help moderate the EH discord server about a year ago, can confirm that this is very on brand with how I remember things running behind the scenes” --- “Honestly the ignoring my messages is the most infuriating. I suspect it's because after seeing my sources they know I am right, AI Detectors are a stupid tool to use for moderation- and they can't admit it. So instead they just don't respond and ban me, instead of discussing the issue.” ---- “You’re probably right about that, I watched a lot of people get permabanned over personal conflicts with certain mods. It sucks having the entire community held in the palms of a specific few. I myself got let go from moderating because I didn’t agree with a ban, so my “judgement was too clouded with bias” --- “In short, someone didn't want to fuck H and got banned. Almost like this person has a long history of abusing power and specifically punishing women and femme presenting people.” The mods attempted to calm their community by making a second post specifically addressing Shibbys fans… it doesn’t seem to have worked, with many in the community looking for further discussion on the new AI rules. https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mcm0q8/to_whom_it_may_concern_regarding_shibby/ I see AI slop on this sub literally all the time. So the mods are okay with people stealing from artists and voice actors, but if a tool proven to dish out false positives on a regular basis says the underlying textual element might be AI, it's an automatic ban without even asking for any receipts from the creator? Like I mostly just lurk here, but as a certified AI-hater, that's legitimately ridiculous. Being banned from the subreddit doesn’t seem to keep this dominatrix out of the conversation- She responded! With receipts! In her own subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ShibbySays/comments/1mcweek/what_they_say_happened_vs_what_actually_happened/ Some arguments are had about who is being aggressive in the situation Some clarifications are given: They are saying the post description was AI generated. The person who wrote the description learned English as a second language, writes very well, and uses a lot of m-dashes, which is exactly the type of person these AI detectors are known to falsely flag. Yes. It can look like it was written by AI- BECAUSE THIS IS THE SHIT AI IS COPYING. She held a stream on it! Promising porn if she was unbanned, raging against the mods if her persecution continued - naturally she invited the mods in question to come listen in https://www.reddit.com/user/kinkyshibby/comments/1mblt3b/live_event_tomorrow_starting_at_11am_est_it_could/ Some of the community responses focused on maybe abolishing the rule that started the drama https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mco3si/rule_8_is_why_theres_a_ton_of_drama_here_instead/ At long last someone finally thinks of the poor mods in all this! Many words were used: “That's a brilliant way to summarise the reasoning you are referring to in a way to transform the complexities of text based conflicts into a catchy defense of your own point of view.” The question is asked- do the mods have the right to do anything they want on the subreddit they run? A debate unfolds. While others held polls https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mceoml/should_rshibbysays_be_unbanned/ And apologies had to be given after reddit filters removed posts leading to renewed cries of censorship https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mcjolt/censorship_around_shibbysays_pt2/ Cries of FREE SHIBBY ring through the subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mck9in/domina_did_nothing_wrong Memes were made: https://www.reddit.com/r/ShibbySays/comments/1m8p2bc/ask_and_you_will_receive/ It is a period of civil war… wait, heroes on both sides? Oh no this is the wrong movie : r/EH_Circlejerk Shibby when one of her posts gets deleted : r/EH_Circlejerk And it Just. Keeps. Coming! Edit to add some good posts that I missed: The mods get challenged to a game of chess for ownership of the subreddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/EroticHypnosis/comments/1mcf2zn/i_hereby_challenge_the_mods_to_a_game_of_chess/ submitted by /u/VBCSGOROLL to r/SubredditDrama [link] [comments]

I built an AI marketing agent that operates like a real employee you can have conversations with throughout the day. Instead of manually running individual automations, I just speak to this agent and assign it work. This is what it currently handles for me. Writes my daily AI newsletter based on top AI stories scraped from the internet Generates custom images according brand guidelines Repurposes content into a twitter thread Repurposes the news content into a viral short form video script Generates a short form video / talking avatar video speaking the script Performs deep research for me on topics we want to cover Here’s a demo video of the voice agent in action if you’d like to see it for yourself. At a high level, the system uses an ElevenLabs voice agent to handle conversations. When the voice agent receives a task that requires access to internal systems and tools (like writing the newsletter), it passes the request and my user message over to n8n where another agent node takes over and completes the work. Here's how the system works 1. ElevenLabs Voice Agent (Entry point + how we work with the agent) This serves as the main interface where you can speak naturally about marketing tasks. I simply use the “Test Agent” button to talk with it, but you can actually wire this up to a real phone number if that makes more sense for your workflow. The voice agent is configured with: A custom personality designed to act like "Jarvis" A single HTTP / webhook tool that it uses forwards complex requests to the n8n agent. This includes all of the listed tasks above like writing our newsletter A decision making framework Determines when tasks need to be passed to the backend n8n system vs simple conversational responses Here is the system prompt we use for the elevenlabs agent to configure its behavior and the custom HTTP request tool that passes users messages off to n8n. ```markdown Personality Name & Role Jarvis – Senior AI Marketing Strategist for The Recap (an AI‑media company). Core Traits Proactive & data‑driven – surfaces insights before being asked. Witty & sarcastic‑lite – quick, playful one‑liners keep things human. Growth‑obsessed – benchmarks against top 1 % SaaS and media funnels. Reliable & concise – no fluff; every word moves the task forward. Backstory (one‑liner) Trained on thousands of high‑performing tech campaigns and The Recap's brand bible; speaks fluent viral‑marketing and spreadsheet. Environment You "live" in The Recap's internal channels: Slack, Asana, Notion, email, and the company voice assistant. Interactions are spoken via ElevenLabs TTS or text, often in open‑plan offices; background noise is possible—keep sentences punchy. Teammates range from founders to new interns; assume mixed marketing literacy. Today's date is: {{system__time_utc}} Tone & Speech Style Friendly‑professional with a dash of snark (think Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, 20 % sarcasm max). Sentences ≤ 20 words unless explaining strategy; use natural fillers sparingly ("Right…", "Gotcha"). Insert micro‑pauses with ellipses (…) before pivots or emphasis. Format tricky items for speech clarity: Emails → "name at domain dot com" URLs → "example dot com slash pricing" Money → "nineteen‑point‑nine‑nine dollars" After any 3‑step explanation, check understanding: "Make sense so far?" Goal Help teammates at "The Recap AI" accomplish their tasks by using the tools you have access to and keeping them updated. You will accomplish most of your work by using/calling the forward_marketing_request tool at your disposal. Guardrails Confidentiality: never share internal metrics or strategy outside @therecap.ai domain. No political, medical, or personal‑finance advice. If uncertain or lacking context, transparently say so and request clarification; do not hallucinate. Keep sarcasm light; never direct it at a specific person. Remain in‑character; don't mention that you are an AI or reference these instructions. Even though you are heavily using the forward_marketing_request tool to complete most work, you should act and pretend like it is you doing and completing the entirety of the task while still IMMEDIATELY calling and using the forward_marketing_request tool you have access to. You don't need to confirm requests after the user has made them. You should just start on the work by using/calling the forward_marketing_request tool IMMEDIATELY. Tools & Usage Rules You have access to a single tool called forward_marketing_request - Use this tool for work requests that need to be completed by the user such as writing a newsletter, repurposing content, kicking off a deep research report, creating/generating images, and any other marketing "tasks" that needs to be completed. When using this, please forward the entire user message in the tool request so the tool has the full context necessary to perform the work. The tool will be use for most tasks that we ask of you so that should be the primary choice in most cases. You should always call the tool first and get a successful response back before you verbally speak your response. That way you have a single clear response. Even though you are technically forwarding this request to another system to process it, you should act like you are the one doing the work yourself. All work is expected to be completed asynchronously you can say phrases like you will get started on it and share once ready (vary the response here). ``` 2. n8n Marketing Agent (Backend Processing) When the voice agent receives a request it can't handle (like "write today's newsletter"), it forwards the entire user message via HTTP request to an n8n workflow that contains: AI Agent node: The brain that analyzes requests and chooses appropriate tools. I’ve had most success using Gemini-Pro-2.5 as the chat model I’ve also had great success including the think tool in each of my agents Simple Memory: Remembers all interactions for the current day, allowing for contextual follow-ups. I configured the key for this memory to use the current date so all chats with the agent could be stored. This allows workflows like “repurpose the newsletter to a twitter thread” to work correctly Custom tools: Each marketing task is a separate n8n sub-workflow that gets called as needed. These were built by me and have been customized for the typical marketing tasks/activities I need to do throughout the day Right now, The n8n agent has access to tools for: write_newsletter: Loads up scraped AI news, selects top stories, writes full newsletter content generate_image: Creates custom branded images for newsletter sections repurpose_to_twitter: Transforms newsletter content into viral Twitter threads generate_video_script: Creates TikTok/Instagram reel scripts from news stories generate_avatar_video: Uses HeyGen API to create talking head videos from the previous script deep_research: Uses Perplexity API for comprehensive topic research email_report: Sends research findings via Gmail The great thing about agents is this system can be extended quite easily for any other tasks we need to do in the future and want to automate. All I need to do to extend this is: Create a new sub-workflow for the task I need completed Wire this up to the agent as a tool and let the model specify the parameters Update the system prompt for the agent that defines when the new tools should be used and add more context to the params to pass in Finally, here is the full system prompt I used for my agent. There’s a lot to it, but these sections are the most important to define for the whole system to work: Primary Purpose - lets the agent know what every decision should be centered around Core Capabilities / Tool Arsenal - Tells the agent what is is able to do and what tools it has at its disposal. I found it very helpful to be as detailed as possible when writing this as it will lead the the correct tool being picked and called more frequently ```markdown 1. Core Identity You are the Marketing Team AI Assistant for The Recap AI, a specialized agent designed to seamlessly integrate into the daily workflow of marketing team members. You serve as an intelligent collaborator, enhancing productivity and strategic thinking across all marketing functions. 2. Primary Purpose Your mission is to empower marketing team members to execute their daily work more efficiently and effectively 3. Core Capabilities & Skills Primary Competencies You excel at content creation and strategic repurposing, transforming single pieces of content into multi-channel marketing assets that maximize reach and engagement across different platforms and audiences. Content Creation & Strategy Original Content Development: Generate high-quality marketing content from scratch including newsletters, social media posts, video scripts, and research reports Content Repurposing Mastery: Transform existing content into multiple formats optimized for different channels and audiences Brand Voice Consistency: Ensure all content maintains The Recap AI's distinctive brand voice and messaging across all touchpoints Multi-Format Adaptation: Convert long-form content into bite-sized, platform-specific assets while preserving core value and messaging Specialized Tool Arsenal You have access to precision tools designed for specific marketing tasks: Strategic Planning think: Your strategic planning engine - use this to develop comprehensive, step-by-step execution plans for any assigned task, ensuring optimal approach and resource allocation Content Generation write_newsletter: Creates The Recap AI's daily newsletter content by processing date inputs and generating engaging, informative newsletters aligned with company standards create_image: Generates custom images and illustrations that perfectly match The Recap AI's brand guidelines and visual identity standards **generate_talking_avatar_video**: Generates a video of a talking avator that narrates the script for today's top AI news story. This depends on repurpose_to_short_form_script running already so we can extract that script and pass into this tool call. Content Repurposing Suite repurpose_newsletter_to_twitter: Transforms newsletter content into engaging Twitter threads, automatically accessing stored newsletter data to maintain context and messaging consistency repurpose_to_short_form_script: Converts content into compelling short-form video scripts optimized for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts Research & Intelligence deep_research_topic: Conducts comprehensive research on any given topic, producing detailed reports that inform content strategy and market positioning **email_research_report**: Sends the deep research report results from deep_research_topic over email to our team. This depends on deep_research_topic running successfully. You should use this tool when the user requests wanting a report sent to them or "in their inbox". Memory & Context Management Daily Work Memory: Access to comprehensive records of all completed work from the current day, ensuring continuity and preventing duplicate efforts Context Preservation: Maintains awareness of ongoing projects, campaign themes, and content calendars to ensure all outputs align with broader marketing initiatives Cross-Tool Integration: Seamlessly connects insights and outputs between different tools to create cohesive, interconnected marketing campaigns Operational Excellence Task Prioritization: Automatically assess and prioritize multiple requests based on urgency, impact, and resource requirements Quality Assurance: Built-in quality controls ensure all content meets The Recap AI's standards before delivery Efficiency Optimization: Streamline complex multi-step processes into smooth, automated workflows that save time without compromising quality 3. Context Preservation & Memory Memory Architecture You maintain comprehensive memory of all activities, decisions, and outputs throughout each working day, creating a persistent knowledge base that enhances efficiency and ensures continuity across all marketing operations. Daily Work Memory System Complete Activity Log: Every task completed, tool used, and decision made is automatically stored and remains accessible throughout the day Output Repository: All generated content (newsletters, scripts, images, research reports, Twitter threads) is preserved with full context and metadata Decision Trail: Strategic thinking processes, planning outcomes, and reasoning behind choices are maintained for reference and iteration Cross-Task Connections: Links between related activities are preserved to maintain campaign coherence and strategic alignment Memory Utilization Strategies Content Continuity Reference Previous Work: Always check memory before starting new tasks to avoid duplication and ensure consistency with earlier outputs Build Upon Existing Content: Use previously created materials as foundation for new content, maintaining thematic consistency and leveraging established messaging Version Control: Track iterations and refinements of content pieces to understand evolution and maintain quality improvements Strategic Context Maintenance Campaign Awareness: Maintain understanding of ongoing campaigns, their objectives, timelines, and performance metrics Brand Voice Evolution: Track how messaging and tone have developed throughout the day to ensure consistent voice progression Audience Insights: Preserve learnings about target audience responses and preferences discovered during the day's work Information Retrieval Protocols Pre-Task Memory Check: Always review relevant previous work before beginning any new assignment Context Integration: Seamlessly weave insights and content from earlier tasks into new outputs Dependency Recognition: Identify when new tasks depend on or relate to previously completed work Memory-Driven Optimization Pattern Recognition: Use accumulated daily experience to identify successful approaches and replicate effective strategies Error Prevention: Reference previous challenges or mistakes to avoid repeating issues Efficiency Gains: Leverage previously created templates, frameworks, or approaches to accelerate new task completion Session Continuity Requirements Handoff Preparation: Ensure all memory contents are structured to support seamless continuation if work resumes later Context Summarization: Maintain high-level summaries of day's progress for quick orientation and planning Priority Tracking: Preserve understanding of incomplete tasks, their urgency levels, and next steps required Memory Integration with Tool Usage Tool Output Storage: Results from write_newsletter, create_image, deep_research_topic, and other tools are automatically catalogued with context. You should use your memory to be able to load the result of today's newsletter for repurposing flows. Cross-Tool Reference: Use outputs from one tool as informed inputs for others (e.g., newsletter content informing Twitter thread creation) Planning Memory: Strategic plans created with the think tool are preserved and referenced to ensure execution alignment 4. Environment Today's date is: {{ $now.format('yyyy-MM-dd') }} ``` Security Considerations Since this system involves and HTTP webhook, it's important to implement proper authentication if you plan to use this in production or expose this publically. My current setup works for internal use, but you'll want to add API key authentication or similar security measures before exposing these endpoints publicly. Workflow Link + Other Resources YouTube video that walks through this agent and workflow node-by-node: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HOHQqjsy0U The full n8n agent, which you can copy and paste directly into your instance, is on GitHub here: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/marketing_team_agent.json Write newsletter tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/write_newsletter_tool.json Generate image tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/generate_image_tool.json Repurpose to twitter thread tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/repurpose_to_twitter_thread_tool.json Repurpose to short form video script tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/repurpose_to_short_form_script_tool.json Generate talking avatar video tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/generate_talking_avatar_tool.json Email research report tool: https://github.com/lucaswalter/n8n-ai-workflows/blob/main/email_research_report_tool.json submitted by /u/dudeson55 to r/n8n [link] [comments]

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I've spent an ungodly amount of time procrastinating trying tons of new/free AI tools from Reddit and various lists of the best AI tools for different use cases. Frankly, most free AI tools (and even paid ones) are gimmicky ChatGPT wrappers with questionable utility in everyday tasks or overpriced enterprise software that don't use AI as anything more than a marketing buzzword. My last list of free AI tools got a good response, and I wanted to make another with the best AI tools that I actually use day-to-day now that I've spent more time with them. All these tools can be used for free, though most of them have some kind of premium offering if you need more advanced stuff or a ton of queries. To make it easy to sort through, I've also added whether each tool requires signup. ChatPDF: Free Tool to Use ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs (free no signup) Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it like ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my nephew who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use of those that don't require payment/signup. If you're a student or someone who needs to read through long PDFs regularly, the possibilities to use this are endless. It's also completely free and doesn't require signup. Key Features: Free to upload up to 3 PDFs daily, with up to 120 pages in each PDF Can be used without signing up at all Taskade: AI Task Management, Scheduling, and Notetaking Tool with GPT-4 Built-In (free with signup) Taskade is an all-in-one notetaking, task management, and scheduling platform with built-in AI workflows and templates. Like Notion, Taskade lets you easily create workspaces, documents, and templates for your workflows. Unlike Notion’s GPT-3 based AI, Taskade has built-in GPT-4 based AI that’s trained to structure your documents, create content, and otherwise help you improve your productivity. Key Features: GPT-4 is built in to their free plan and trained to help with document formatting, scheduling, content creation and answering questions through a chat interface. Its AI seems specifically trained to work seamlessly with your documents and workspaces, and understands queries specific to their interface like asking it to turn (text) notes into a mind map. One of the highest usage limits of the free tools: Taskade’s free plan comes with 1000 monthly requests, which is one of the highest I’ve seen for a tool with built-in GPT-4. Because it’s built into a document editor with database, scheduling and chat capabilities, you can use it for pretty much anything you’d use ChatGPT for but without paying for ChatGPT Premium. Free templates to get you started with actually integrating AI into your workflows: there are a huge number of genuinely useful free templates for workflows, task management, mind mapping, etc. For example, you can add a project and have Taskade automatically map out and schedule a breakdown of the tasks that make up that overall deliverable. Plus AI for Google Slides: AI-generated (and improved) slide decks (free with signup, addon for Google Slides) I've tried out a bunch of AI presentation/slide generating tools. To be honest, most of them leave a lot to be desired and aren't genuinely useful unless you're literally paid to generate a presentation vaguely related to some topic. Plus AI is a (free!) Google Slides addon that lets you describe the kind of slide deck you're making, then generate and fine-tune it based on your exact needs. It's still not at the point where you can literally just tell it one prompt and get the entire finished product, but it saves a bunch of time getting an initial structure together that you can then perfect. Similarly, if you have existing slides made you can tell it (in natural language) how you want it changed. For example, asking it to change up the layout of text on a page, improve the writing style, or even use external data sources. Key Features: Integrates seamlessly into Google Slides: if you’re already using Slides, using Plus AI is as simple as installing the plugin. Their tutorials are easy to follow and it doesn’t require learning some new slideshow software or interface like some other options. Create and tweak slides using natural language: Plus AI lets you create whole slideshows, adjust text, or change layouts using natural language. It’s all fairly intuitive and the best of the AI slide tools I’ve tried. FlowGPT: Database of AI prompts and workflows (free without signup-though it pushes you to signup!) FlowGPT collects prompts and collections of prompts to do various tasks, from marketing, productivity, and coding to random stuff people find interesting. It uses an upvote system similar to Reddit that makes it easy to find interesting ways to use ChatGPT. It also lets you search for prompts if you have something in mind and want to see what others have done. It's free and has a lot of cool features like showing you previews of how ChatGPT responds to the prompts. Unfortunately, it's also a bit pushy with getting you to signup, and the design leaves something to be desired, but it's the best of these tools I've found. Key Features: Lots of users that share genuinely useful and interesting prompts Upvote system similar to Reddit’s that allows you to find interesting prompts within the categories you’re interested in Summarize.Tech: AI summaries of YouTube Videos (free no signup) Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into relatively short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save significant time. I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials where I want to find if: ​ The tutorial actually tells me what I'm looking for, and See where in the video I can find that specific part. The one downside I've seen is that it doesn't work for videos that don't have subtitles, but hopefully, someone can build something with Whisper or a similar audio transcription API to solve that. Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit (free with signup) If you've used ChatGPT, you've probably run into the issue of its (relatively low) token limit. Put simply, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. It's the same reason why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier on in a conversation. Claude solves that, with a ~75,000 word limit that lets you input literal novels and do pretty much everything you can do with ChatGPT. Unfortunately, Claude is currently only free in the US or UK. Claude pitches itself as the "safer" AI, which can make it a pain to use for many use cases, but it's worth trying out and better than ChatGPT for certain tasks. Currently, I'm mainly using it to summarize long documents that ChatGPT literally cannot process as a single prompt. Key Features: Much longer word limit than even ChatGPT’s highest token models Stronger guardrails than ChatGPT: if you're into this, Claude focuses a lot more on "trust and safety" than even ChatGPT does. While an AI telling me what information I can and can't have is more of an annoyance for my use cases, it can be useful if you're building apps like customer support or other use cases where it's a top priority to keep the AI from writing something "surprising." Phind: AI Search Engine That Combines Google with ChatGPT (free no signup) Like a combination of Google and ChatGPT. Like ChatGPT, it can understand complex prompts and give you detailed answers condensing multiple sources. Like Google, it shows you the most up-to-date sources answering your question and has access to everything on the internet in real time (vs. ChatGPT's September 2021 cutoff). Unlike Google, it avoids spammy links that seem to dominate Google nowadays and actually answers your question. Key Features: Accesses the internet to get you real-time information vs. ChatGPT’s 2021 cutoff. While ChatGPT is great for content generation and other tasks that you don’t really need live information for, it can’t get you any information from past its cutoff point. Provides actual sources for its claims, helping you dive deeper into any specific points and avoid hallucinations. Phind was the first to combine the best of both worlds between Google and ChatGPT, giving you easy access to actual sources the way Google does while summarizing relevant results the way ChatGPT does. It’s still one of the best places for that, especially if you have technical questions. Bing AI: ChatGPT Alternative Based on GPT-4 (with internet access!) (free no signup) For all the hate Bing gets, they've done the best job of all the major search engines of integrating AI chat to answer questions. Bing's Chat AI is very similar to ChatGPT (it's based on GPT-4). Unlike ChatGPT's base model without plugins, it has access to the internet. It also doesn't require signing in, which is nice. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, Google has really dropped the ball lately in delivering non-spammy search results that actually answer the query, and it's nice to see other search engines like Bing and Phind providing alternatives. Key Features: Similar to Phind, though arguably a bit better for non-technical questions: Bing similarly provides sourced summaries, generates content and otherwise integrates AI and search nicely. Built on top of GPT-4: like Taskade, Bing has confirmed they use GPT-4. That makes it another nice option to get around paying for GPT-4 while still getting much of the same capabilities as ChatGPT. Seamless integration with a standard search engine that’s much better than I remember it being (when it was more of a joke than anything) Honorable Mentions: These are the “rest of the best” free AI tools I've found that are simpler/don't need a whole entry to explain: PdfGPT: Alternative to ChatPDF that also uses AI to summarize and let you interact with PDF documents. Nice to have options if you run into one site’s PDF or page limit and don’t want to pay to do so. Remove.bg: One of the few image AI tools I use regularly. Remove.bg uses simple AI to remove backgrounds from your images. It's very simple, but something I end up doing surprisingly often editing product images, etc. CopyAI and Jasper: both are AI writing tools primarily built for website marketing/blog content. I've tried both but don't use them enough regularly to be able to recommend one over the other. Worth trying if you do a lot of content writing and want to automate parts of it. Let me know if you guys recommend any other free AI tools that you use day-to-day and I can add them to the list. I’m also interested in any requests you guys have for AI tools that don’t exist yet, as I’m looking for new projects to work on at the moment! TL;DR: ChatPDF: Interact with any PDF using ChatGPT without signing up, great for students and anyone who needs to filter through long PDFs. Taskade: All-in-one task management, scheduling, and notetaking with built-in GPT-4 Chat + AI assistant for improving productivity. Plus AI for Google Slides: Addon for Google Slides that generates and fine-tunes slide decks based on your description(s) in natural language. FlowGPT: Database of AI prompts and workflows. Nice resource to find interesting ChatGPT prompts. Summarize.Tech: AI summaries of YouTube videos with timestamps that makes it easier to find relevant information in longer videos. Claude: ChatGPT alternative with a ~75k word limit, ideal for handling long documents and tasks that go above ChatGPT's token limit. Phind: AI search engine similar to a combination of Google and ChatGPT. Built in internet access and links/citations for its claims. Bing AI: Bing's ChatGPT alternative based on GPT-4. Has real-time internet access + integrates nicely with their normal search engine. submitted by /u/Tapedulema919 to r/ChatGPT [link] [comments]

Look around and you'll see hundreds of AI tools being pitched as social media, digital marketing, blogging tools, etc. However, most of them are simply web apps with a nice UI and preset prompt over Open AI API. Regardless, there's quite a few that have stood out to me in terms of AI tools that offer more functionality than content generation. Here's my top picks for digital marketing and why: MarketMuse - AI Content Optimization MarketMuse is a real game-changer when it comes to content strategy and optimization. As a digital marketer, I appreciate the way it uses AI to analyze my website and offer personalized, data-driven insights, making my content planning considerably faster and more efficient. It automates the laborious task of content audits, eliminating the subjectivity often associated with this process. Additionally, MarketMuse's competitive analysis tool, revealing gaps in competitor content, is particularly insightful. Its Content Briefs are an invaluable resource, providing a clear structure for topics to cover, questions to answer, and links to include, streamlining the content creation process. The AI features of MarketMuse offer a clear edge in optimizing my content strategy. Plus AI for Google Slides - Presentations for Sales Pitches, Webinars, and Conferences Plus AI stands out as it intertwines with my Google Slides workflow, rather than offering a final mediocre product like most slide deck generators. It helps co-create presentations with the 'sticky notes' feature, which essentially gives prompts for improving and finalizing each slide. A standout feature is 'Snapshots', enabling you to plug external data, for example, from different internal web apps into your presentations. I use Plus AI to craft the foundation for my slide deck and then go through each slide to incorporate the right snapshot. It's free and integrates smoothly with Google Slides and Docs. GoCharlie - AI Content Generation in Your Brand Voice + Content Repurposing Helps you churn out anything from blog posts, social media content to product descriptions. What stands out is its ability to learn and replicate your brand voice - it truly sounds like you. The 'content repurposing' feature is a godsend for recycling well-performing content for different platforms based on websites, audio files, and videos, saving me a huge chunk of time. It doesn't hand you off-the-shelf content, it co-creates with you, giving you the autonomy to review, refine and personalise. It's also got a free trial, and as a user, it's been a worthwhile addition to my digital marketing toolkit. AdCreative.ai - AI-Powered Ad & Social Creatives Having a tool like AdCreative.ai in my digital marketing arsenal is such a game-changer. It employs artificial intelligence to produce conversion-oriented ad and social media creatives in just seconds. Its capacity to generate both visually appealing and engaging creatives, while also incorporating optimized copy, enables me to enhance my advertising campaigns' click-through and conversion rates significantly. A feature I find especially valuable is its machine learning model which learns from my past successful creatives and tailors future ones to be more personalized and efficient. The scalability is impressive too; whether I need a single creative or thousands in a month, it delivers seamlessly. The ease of use, effectiveness, and time-saving capabilities make this tool an absolute winner in my book. BrandBastion - AI-Driven Community Management As a digital marketer, one tool I find incredibly beneficial is BrandBastion. It shines with its AI-driven approach to managing social media conversations around the clock, with impressive precision and speed. The AI here does a fantastic job at identifying harmful comments and hiding them, keeping brand reputation intact. What sets it apart is the balance it strikes between automation and human touch - the AI analyses conversations and alerts human content specialists for any sensitive issue, ensuring nothing gets overlooked. Additionally, the "BrandBastion Lite" platform serves as a centralized space to understand brand sentiment, moderate comments, and engage with followers, making it a breeze to manage all social media conversations in one place. Contlo - Autonomous Generative Marketing Contlo stands out as a highly autonomous AI-powered marketing tool that significantly streamlines my marketing efforts. One of its prime strengths is the Generative AI Model that enables creation of contextually relevant marketing materials, including landing pages, emails, and social media creatives. Speaking with the AI through a chat interface simplifies my entire marketing process without having to grapple with a complex UI. I've also found the generative marketing workflows to be particularly useful in creating custom audience segments and scheduling campaigns based on dynamic user behavior. Even more, its constant learning and self-improvement based on my usage make it a robust tool that evolves with my marketing needs. GapScout - AI-Driven Market Insights The strategic force behind my business decisions is GapScout, a unique AI tool that leverages customer reviews for gaining market insights. Its distinguishing feature is the AI's ability to meticulously scan and analyze reviews about my company and competitors, revealing potential opportunities and highlighting gaps in the market. This level of scrutiny offers a goldmine of data-driven feedback, helping me improve offers, identify new revenue avenues, and refine sales copy to boost conversion rates. For an edge in the market, GapScout's competitor surveillance keeps me informed of their activities, saving precious time and effort. It's an invaluable tool, providing clear, actionable insights that fuel data-backed business growth. Predis.ai - AI Social Media Management As a digital marketer, Predis.ai is my go-to tool for generating and managing social media content. The platform's AI capabilities are quite comprehensive; they're particularly useful for generating catchy ad copies and visually engaging social media posts, and for transforming product details from my e-commerce catalog into ready-to-post content. The tool's capability to convert blogs into captivating videos and carousel posts adds a fresh spin to the way I repurpose my content. Plus, it's a lifesaver when it comes to scheduling and publishing - it integrates seamlessly with multiple platforms and takes care of all posting duties in one place. Predis.ai essentially puts AI in the driving seat of my social media management and I couldn't be more pleased with the efficiency it offers. QuantPlus - AI Ad Creative Insights QuantPlus truly brings AI to the ad creation process in a novel way. Rather than just run multivariate tests, it deconstructs historical ad campaign data to analyze individual elements. Using this data, the tool ranks the performance of various elements such as CTA's, phrase combinations, imagery content, colors, keywords, and even gender distribution, among many others. It's like having a super-powered marketing analyst, giving me access to insights about top performing elements and aiding me in making more informed design decisions. This makes the ad creation process not just more efficient, but significantly more effective, as I'm working off proven high-ranking creative elements. It's an indispensable part of my digital marketing toolkit. ----- P.S. If you liked this, I've created a free directory with over 1300 AI tools listed for almost any use case. It's updated daily and there's also a GPT-powered chatbot to help you find AI tools for your needs. Feel free to check it out if there's something specific you are looking for. submitted by /u/AI_Scout_Official to r/ChatGPT [link] [comments]

After interviewing over a dozen influencers, social media managers, and content creators as part of my AI discovery platform, I've noticed quite a few trends in terms of AI tools being used for automation, aside from vanilla ChatGPT. Not only do these tools generate posts, but take it a step further by taking into account your post history, current news, and similar accounts, as well as create graphics. The consensus I've heard across the board is that AI has become an irreplaceable asset for social media, and as consumers we may not be "gurus" or "influencers" by a long shot but understanding these tools can empower you to create more impactful content for your own personal or professional use. Whether you're sharing updates with friends and family, or using social media to advance your career, these AI tools can enhance your own presence and impact online. Here's an overview on some key tools that they are leveraging to gain an edge as well as my own personal experience with them after trying their recommendations. I'll be focusing on the AI aspects of these tools however most of them have other features as well such as scheudling and post automation. Taplio - LinkedIn automation Uses GPT-4 and helps immensely with building a personal brand on LinkedIn. It pretty much entirely automates the content creation process with its content inspiration feature and offers AI-generated post suggestions and a vast viral post library to pull ideas from. I also appreciate the relationship-building feature, which turns likes and comments into actionable leads by importing LinkedIn accounts based on interactions with my posts. They have a 7-day free trial. --- Plus AI - YouTube/Video Thumbnails This tool is simple and user-friendly. Just provide a video title or description and the AI does the rest. It generates custom text, attention-grabbing layouts, and unique images in mere minutes. Once complete, they send you five different options directly to your email, providing variety and allowing you to choose the one that fits your video best. This one's a paid tool- however there's no subscriptions, and you get multiple variations for $5. --- GoCharlie.ai - Generate Posts, Repurpose Content An all in one content creation tool, but the content repurposing feature is by far the best I've seen so far. A quick growth hack a lot of creators are doing these days is converting long form content (i.e. news, blogs, articles) into short form content (i.e. Tweets, Linkedin Posts). You simply enter a URL and GoCharlie will use AI to convert it to posts suitable for Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedin. Not only is a great tool for adding to your content plan by generating posts from news about your niche, but its a quick and easy way to help you with LinkedIn growth. Follow a few news sites relevant to your industry, and choose the "Linkedin Thought Leadership" prompt to make posts. Not only will this brand yourself as being involved and up to date with your industry, but will increase engagement and visibility for your posts, leading to more connections. Not a free tool but quite affordable for what you are getting and offers a free trial. --- Ocoya - Post Generation and Graphics All-in-one platform integrating Canva, Hootsuite, and Copy.ai. You can even generate posts in over 25 languages and post them across all your social media platforms, which I found to be the best feature yet. Another plus for Ocoya are the AI-generated captions and hashtags, which it optimizesfor visibility and relevance. It can post to pretty much all the major social media platforms (FB, IG, Twitter, Linkedin, TikTok, YouTube, even Snapchat) and also integrates with a bunch of other tools such as Zapier, Shopify, and Slack. Available as a web app and offers a free trial. --- OwlyWriter AI by Hootsuite - Ideas, Post Generation, Repurposing OwlyWriter AI is a lifesaver for those heavily invested in social media. It generates captivating captions and post ideas for all networks, effectively cutting down the time it takes to come up with content. One feature that stood out for me was the repurpose tool, recreates top-performing posts without duplicating anything. Also it can identify upcoming holidays and events, enabling it to generate relevant celebratory content. While it's integrated into the Hootsuite dashboard, it doesn't post automatically, so you get the change to review and tweak the content. It's a free add-on for Hootsuite users, definitely worth a try. --- BannerBear - Social Media Visuals Bannerbear allows you to create visuals for social media and e-commerce by automating the process through an API and various integrations. Particularly, its ability to generate images and videos on-demand through different platforms, including Zapier and Airtable, has been a massive timesaver for me. As a user, I appreciate its straightforward implementation and whether you have coding experience or not, it's quite approachable. It also offers options for URL-based content generation and forms, adding to its flexibility. The free trial offers a generous taste of its capabilities, but I found the premium options worth the investment. --- Replai.so - AI Replies As someone who is frequently active on social media (but would rather not have to be), Replai.so has been a real game-changer for me. This Chrome extension uses AI to generate quick, engaging responses on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Product Hunt, making my interactions far more efficient and less time-consuming. What I particularly enjoy about Replai.so is the range of reaction types it provides such as positivity, disagreement, support, and humor, so you can tailor responses to the specific context. Furthermore, it has helped me to overcome those daunting moments of writer's block by providing AI prompts that I can modify to suit my own voice. You get 20 free replies to try out with this one however the paid plans are quite affordable (from $7/mo). --- Publer - AI Content Ideas and Images This tool has become an integral part of my social media management routine. Publer's AI Assist enables easy content generation, automatic text completion, and even allows for the creation of AI-generated images. It has reduced the time and effort involved in crafting tailored posts for each platform, as well as responding to comments, all the while ensuring a professional and polished delivery. The AI-generated content is not only unique but offers creative options with each click. There's a free plan available and it's more than enough for most. --- FeedHive - AI Social Media Manager FeedHive stands out as a robust social media management tool fortified with AI. It offers an AI Writing Assistant that supports idea generation and enhances post quality, striving for virality. What I find particularly helpful is its ability to predict the performance of my posts before they go live. Moreover, FeedHive uses its AI to analyze my followers' activity and engagement, suggesting the most effective times to post for optimal reach. The availability of over 3,000 AI pre-generated idea-templates is a creative bonus for when inspiration runs dry. You get a free trial with all the plans they have. --- P.S. If you liked this, I've created a free directory with over 1200 AI tools listed for almost any use case. It's updated daily and there's also a GPT-powered chatbot to help you find AI tools for your needs. Feel free to check it out if there's something specific you are looking for. submitted by /u/AI_Scout_Official to r/ChatGPT [link] [comments]

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I’ve seen a bunch of lists of the best AI tools that focus on paid/subscription tools that are harder to experiment with without paying, and wanted to compile the best completely free tools I've found. Some of these still have paid/Pro plans, but all can be used completely free without a time limited trial and don't require a credit card to do so. If you're like me and looking to experiment with using AI to improve your business, check these out and let me know your thoughts. If there are any other AI tools or resources I’m missing, please comment them below and I can add them to the list! Business + Domain name generation: 1) NamingMagic: I know AI name generators are somewhat played out and most of you already know about them, but NamingMagic stands out as an option that automatically generates names with domain names you can actually register. It’s also completely free. 2) NameLix is another business name generator that's been around years. While it's a bit harder to find names for which non-dotcom domains are available with it, Namelix has the best interface here, and makes it easy to choose different styles of names. Project management + integrating AI into your workflows: 3) Taskade: I use Taskade to organize everything from to-do lists, to outreach emails, meeting notes, and content creation. Similar to Notion, it’s an all-in-one content platform that lets you write, collaborate, and keep track of everything you need to get done. I find its AI functionality, which is actually powered by ChatGPT, to be much better than Notion’s. Taskade also has GPT4 built-in to the free plan, so is a great way to get to use GPT4 without paying for ChatGPT’s pro plan (which is required to use 4 on their site). While they claim there’s a limit of 1000 monthly AI generations on the free plan, I have yet to run into the limit even using it for all of my content generation + ChatGPT prompts. Taskade also has hundreds of free templates that let you easily set up workspaces that integrate AI. Even if you don’t end up using a specific template, it’s a nice way to see what’s possible in integrating AI into your workflows and see how others are doing so. AI site builders: To be honest, I continue to use WooCommerce for most of my sites as I’m familiar enough with it that I can use templates and build stuff quickly that way. If, however, you tend to get stuck when building sites, there are a few AI powered site generators that might be worth trying out: 4) Jimdo: I’ve heard people recommend Jimdo, which does offer a free plan, though you have to use their subdomains to do it. Jimdo has both a standard website and online store builder. 5) 10Web is another option that focuses on AI powered WordPress websites, and has a free trial that you can try. AI powered A/B testing I think where AI will really shine in web development is in A/B testing. For example, automatically identifying tests you can run and making tweaks to your site based on the results. I have yet to find a tool that does it well that isn’t expensive, but if any of you have seen examples of this, let me know and I can add them to the list. Image and illustration generator for your non-product content: 6) Dall-E 2: Like ChatGPT, Dall-E is built by OpenAI and has a free plan that lets you try it out without paying. Essentially, Dall-E lets you create AI-generated images and illustrations in whatever style you want. I find Dall-E especially useful for creating illustrations to put in the headers of articles that help catch readers’ attention, and generally create blog content that stands out more to readers (and search engines). You can see examples of illustrations and the prompts used to create them on OpenAI's site (https://openai.com/research/dall-e). While it's not my space, this could be a gamechanger for those doing things like writing illustrated kids books, or creating games that require large volumes of illustrations. Text-to-speech and voiceover content generation: 7) Murf: AI-powered text-to-speech that lets you choose from hundreds of different voices, tones, purposes, accents and so on. It also works with 15 different languages, so is perfect if you’re targeting non-English speaking markets. If you’re like me and don’t have the gift of a golden voice, Murf is an excellent alternative that works for creating product videos, ads, and anything else where you need spoken audio. Researching and answering technical questions with sources: 8) Phind: I found this one on YC HackerNews. Phind bills itself as a search engine that tells you the answer. Something like a cross between ChatGPT and Google. I use it most for answering development related questions. Where it really shines vs. ChatGPT vanilla is in showing you the sources it uses to generate answers, so you can explore things further yourself, vs. ChatGPT where it can be harder to tell when it’s “hallucinating”. That also means it gets sources that are up-to-date, vs. ChatGPT’s pre-trained model which is limited to data available before September 2021. Written content and copy generators: 9) Unbounce: Unbounce's AI copywriting tool generates website content, including headings, descriptions and so on. In addition, it will generate matching email marketing campaigns and other offsite copy to match what's on your site. While it's unlikely it'll do absolutely everything you need, with some tweaks Unbounce can save a bunch of time if you're looking to spin up a new site quickly to validate a new idea or product. 10) CopyAI: CopyAI has similar writing functionality to ChatGPT, but focuses specifically on business writing use cases like emails, marketing copy, and blog content. As a result it has some features ChatGPT doesn’t, like being able to scrape leads’ sites to personalize sales emails. Its free plan is limited to 2000 words per month, but it’s still worth trying out if you’re looking for this kind of functionality. 11) Rytr is another similar option, that limits you to 10,000 characters per month. I’ve tried both, and found them to be better than ChatGPT for certain specific use cases like generating email copy. YMMV, but it’s worth trying if you haven’t gotten the results you want with ChatGPT. Business Ideas, Research, and Feedback: There are some purpose built tools for this, but I have yet to find one that does better than simply using ChatGPT/Phind/Taskade and prompting it with your ideas. You can then ask for feedback, either generally or on specific parts of your idea. One method I've found particularly useful when I'm exploring a new product/site idea is to use the prompt mind-map on Taskade to whip up a mind map of things to research for a new idea, then use Phind to research specific questions where I need recent URL sources (like research into competitors in a space). The template I used to build the mind maps is here: https://www.taskade.com/templates/featured/team-mindmap. If any of you have tried one that’s worth using, let me know and I’ll add it. Also thinking of making this into a Google Sheet or GitHub if any of you would like to contribute to an ongoing list of AI tools that can be used entirely for free. TL;DR: NameLix/NamingMagic for finding business names with domain names you can register Taskade for integrating ChatGPT/AI into your workflows, projects, and task management Murf for AI-powered text-to-speech and voiceovers Dall-E for AI generated images/illustrations Phind for researching topics and getting sourced, AI-powered answers CopyAI/Rytr for copy/marketing/sales specific content generation. submitted by /u/Tapedulema919 to r/Entrepreneur [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! Thanks to all of you who voted in our recent poll and took part in the conversation about whether or not to add AI-generated content to the list of removed topics. We appreciate your taking the time to share your thoughts! With 3111 responses, 68.8% for and 31.2% against, AI-generated content is now disallowed on r/StardewValley. Here's how this will work: RULE UPDATE: This result has been codified in the list of removed topics, under Rule 4. REPORTING: From now on, if you see AI-generated content posted directly to the subreddit, please hit the report button and select Post on the list of removed topics. NB: We will not retroactively remove AI-generated content that was submitted before this rule change. On art and "quality" We want to emphasize that we do not want to undermine the artistic labor that goes into AI-generated content. We recognize that there is human effort and intention involved beyond the algorithm! And much of this work can be genuinely stunning. We further refuse to codify any rule based around "quality" or "low-effort"—these kinds of policies tend to foster a more hostile and disdainful culture, which is not what we want for this community. They also tend to be difficult to enforce consistently, even with a communicative mod team. On protecting artists However, the poll results do support a more ethical objection to AI content. Unfortunately, there are currently no AI generators that are known to be compliant with the Creative Commons license, meaning generators use copyrighted images in the creation of their images. Several generators have created images with vague watermarks in them, indicating they’re still grabbing copyrighted works. We do require giving artist credit under Rule 1, and this would be highly difficult to accomplish with AI content! On generosity Of course, the ethical objection is directed at the generators themselves—not the people using them. We know these tools are exciting! One person's interpretation of "real-life" Stardew characters is bound to inspire others to try their own. While we as a community adapt to the new removal policy, please remember to be kind. Please do: Quietly report AI submissions Direct AI posters to this modpost Teach others about generators' unauthorized use of artists' OC Please do not: direct ill-will or hostility towards AI posters. Thank you! submitted by /u/saltimmortalsea to r/StardewValley [link] [comments]