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Create a Full Podcast with AI: A Step-by-Step Guide
Imagine creating a complete podcast episode without ever hitting the 'record' button. It might sound crazy, but it's not only possible – it's also simpler than you might think.
Recently, Molly Mahoney launched a full podcast using just a few genius AI tools. And she did it all during a cross-country flight. First, she ran an epic giveaway to grab audience questions for content.
After that, she fired up ChatGPT and had it answer every single question in her own fun, quirky style. She took its awesome responses and edited them into a professional sounding podcast script.
Then things got really crazy. Molly made an audio version of herself with ElevenLabs and had her AI voice clone record the episode. These are just a few of the steps she took to launch a polished, professional podcast that runs on autopilot using AI. Want Molly's full blueprint?
Nightshade: The Digital Hero Artists & Marketers Didn't Know They Needed
Artists have a powerful new ally against AI art thieves - meet Nightshade, the invisible bodyguard. This clever tech throws AI recognition off by tweaking images' pixels, stopping algorithms from studying and copying artists’ signature styles without asking.
Now when AI tries learning from these altered images, it produces childlike doodles instead of accurate copies. It’s like AI is trying to read a book in an alien language. The tables have turned - artists can finally fight back against AI exploiting their work without permission.
Nightshade paves the way for artists and AI to collaborate, while preserving what makes human art special - those intimate brush strokes brimming with imagination, perspective and meaning.
And for marketers, Nightshade offers a unique advantage: the ability to create campaigns imbued with authenticity. It safeguards their unique aesthetics from AI duplication, ensuring originality resonates with consumers.
To explore this world-changing technology that champions human creativity, delve into Mel Parrott's latest post in the AI Marketers group,
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Prompt of the Week
An AI prompt for marketers is a text input designed to guide an AI like ChatGPT in generating creative marketing ideas and copy. It helps you leverage AI to enhance your campaigns and decision-making processes.
This week's featured prompt allows you to automate one of the most effective productivity tools in existence: the Eisenhower Matrix. This straightforward yet effective strategy helps prioritize tasks based on their urgency and importance. It's named after Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States, who was known for his superhuman productivity.
This categorization allows you to quickly discern which tasks require immediate attention and which ones can be deferred. Using the Eisenhower Matrix reduces stress and enhances productivity, ensuring that you're not just busy, but also effective.
Here's the prompt:
1. Task Collection: Start by asking me to list all the tasks I currently have on my plate. These could range from immediate work assignments, meetings, long-term projects, to personal development goals.
2. Categorization: Once I've provided the list, assist me in categorizing each task into one of the four Eisenhower Matrix categories:
- Urgent and Important
- Important but Not Urgent
- Urgent but Not Important
- Neither Urgent nor Important
For each task, ask me questions to determine its urgency and importance. For instance, "Is this task deadline-driven (Urgent)?" or "Does this task align with my long-term goals (Important)?"
3. Matrix Visualization: After categorizing each task, create a visual representation of the Eisenhower Matrix with these tasks. You can use a simple text-based grid or suggest a tool where I can visually plot these tasks.
4. Action Plan: Based on the matrix, guide me in deciding the next steps for each category. For example, for tasks in the 'Urgent and Important' category, you might suggest setting immediate deadlines. For 'Important but Not Urgent' tasks, advise on scheduling them into my calendar.
Unraveling AI
Subscriber Submitted Question: "How do you get ChatGPT to cite sources and write with citations when writing for long form direct response style copy? This would save me SO much time..."
Our Answer: To start, you have to use GPT-4 because it's able to search the web. Then, you must specifically instruct ChatGPT to include sources in its responses. For example, you might say, "Write a detailed explanation about the latest trends in AI marketing, and please include citations for the information provided."
ChatGPT will then integrate citations into its response, usually in a format with a big quotation mark next to it. For example:
However, it's important to double-check the sources and confirm they're accurate.
Tool to Try
Ducu.review - Docu.review is an AI-powered contract review and analysis tool that transforms complex legal documents into a clear, easy to understand breakdown. And it's free. Essentially, it offers a significant time and cost-saving alternative to the typical gut-wrenching lawyer fees.
It's ideal for business owners, marketers, and freelancers who want to understand various types of contracts, including vendor/supplier agreements, partnership agreements, sponsorship contracts, non-disclosure agreements, and influencer contracts.
Docu.review works by first uploading contracts or any legal document into their platform. The platform's algorithms then process the document, identifying key terms, summarizing provisions, flagging potential risks, comparing to industry standards, and highlighting areas for negotiation.
The AI simplifies complex legal jargon into plain English. Specifically, swiftly detecting critical clauses, elucidating obligations, alerting users to unusual terms, evaluating contract safety through risk scoring, and offering advice on negotiation strategies."
Here's an example of what their analysis looks like for a car purchase agreement:
In the News
Amazon Unveils Q, an AI-powered chatbot for businesses
Unveiled during a keynote at Amazon’s AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas this morning, Q — starting at $20 per user per year, now in public preview — can answer questions like “How do I build a web application using AWS?” Trained on 17 years’ worth of AWS knowledge, Q will offer a list of potential solutions along with reasons you might consider its proposals.
“You can easily chat, generate content and take actions [with Q],” AWS CEO Adam Selipsky said onstage. “It’s all informed by an understanding of your systems, your data repositories and your operations.”
AWS customers configure Q by connecting it to — and customizing it with — organization-specific apps and software like Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk, Gmail and Amazon S3 storage instances. Q indexes all connected data and content, “learning” aspects about a business, including its organizational structures, core concepts and product names.
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Sports Illustrated Published Articles by Fake, AI-Generated Writers... The Futurism blog ask them about it- and they deleted everything
Sports Illustrated once won awards for its top-tier sports journalism. However, the iconic magazine is now facing criticism for allegedly publishing questionable content under the guise of AI-generated writers.
Turns out the authors don't exist outside SI, with fake names, nonexistent backgrounds, and AI-sourced profile pics. Even worse? The articles themselves read like they were written by aliens, leading to accusations parts were AI-generated too.
After questions surfaced, SI deleted all traces of the questionable content. But similar practices are allegedly still prevalent across websites of its parent company, producing low-quality articles under false personas that seem to periodically vanish.
AI Alchemy Hour
Recently, we launched the AI Alchemy Hour for members of our AI Marketers Facebook group. Every week, Luke Mills and automation expert Nuno Tavares host this free AI training call where they collaborate in real-time with attendees to solve marketing problems and experiment with new AI tools.
So far, there have been three AI Alchemy Hours. Unfortunately, we weren't able to record the most recent training. To make up for this, we promise an extra jam-packed training session next week. (Luke and Nuno go live every Wednesday at 6PM eastern time)
However, we DO have the replays of the first two sessions available for you below.
AI Alchemy Episode #1 Replay
AI Alchemy Episode #2 Replay
Mind Fodder
The First AI Country? A ship with 10,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs worth $500 million could become the first ever sovereign territory that relies entirely on artificial intelligence for its future.
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