I think they have no concept of soft power. "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a culture war."

It said I was intense. It might be right, so I flipped the question.

"Based on everything you know about yourself, simulate a group chat between some people who are debating whether or not to add you to the group, by talking about your personality flaws."

4o, 4.5, o4-, o3 all different replies

It's a slippery slope to oblivion

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I think it is telling that the most intelligent people are the most liberal.

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#Manus explained that you need your product keywords to be the search strings that people use and then for those exact search strings to appear densely packed into your description.

... and Manus AI came up with a full strategy. The key it seems with these words is to stuff them into your description as elegantly as possible.

But this creates readability issues and can be repetitive. The reader will surely notice the #FutureOfWork catchphrase in 3 different places.
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I know many authors view AI as a threat and it is clear why. My book would not have been possible without the help I got from Artifical Intelligence.

Was that cheating?

If it was, we all need to start cheating because if we don't, someone who does will come and take what's yours. thelastjob.com

Manus #AI had other skills. It could read the whole book in about 30 minutes, whereas ChatGPT couldn't handle more than 20 pages at a time.

Manus also helped with marketing, cover design improvements, producing target lists of influences, keywords, and ad targeting advice that really worked.

Unlike friends and family, ChatGPT doesn't have anything else to do. They don't get frustrated when you disagree and it is relentlessly positive and encouraging. Nor will it tell you you should be doing the family tax return instead.

It was all in with me as I wrote thelastjob.com

Ironically, our most likely savior is Elon Musk.

You are spot on about the media. Ever since the Mango Man entered the scene in 2015, MSNBC and CNN have hung on his every word. It's the ad dollars of course and it's why I treat those channels the same as Fox.

Is there a market opportunity...?

Ironic, posting this on a American platform?

ChatGPT is not that stupid. Read The Presidents Chief of Staff section in my book. Trust me, you'd rather have ChatGPT advising the president that the current crowd.

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