Gisele Navarro
@ichbingisele.bsky.social
🇦🇷 in 🇬🇧 Bass player, space lover, proud mum, air quality nerd and content creator 🤓 Managing Editor of housefresh.com + CEO of neomam.com
Thank you for sharing!!!
October 16, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Thank you for sharing!!!
Wooof, that’s mental
October 12, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Wooof, that’s mental
Lars and I have connected last year after his article about parasite SEO and Forbes - you should read it if you’ve missed it as it’s excellent larslofgren.com/forbes-marke...
Forbes Marketplace: The Parasite SEO Company Trying to Devour Its Host
Are you sick of Forbes appearing in search results? For topics that Forbes doesn’t have any expertise in? Here’s the organic rankings for “best pet insurance”: Forbes ranks #2. Not sure a business web...
larslofgren.com
October 12, 2025 at 9:43 AM
Lars and I have connected last year after his article about parasite SEO and Forbes - you should read it if you’ve missed it as it’s excellent larslofgren.com/forbes-marke...
Thank you for sharing!!! Watching now
October 12, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Thank you for sharing!!! Watching now
It’s funny to see Danny’s reply next to mine. I’m as wordy as ChatGPT 😂
October 9, 2025 at 7:02 AM
It’s funny to see Danny’s reply next to mine. I’m as wordy as ChatGPT 😂
We don’t know how many deals have already been made, or are in the process of being made.
September 20, 2025 at 8:11 PM
We don’t know how many deals have already been made, or are in the process of being made.
Reporters @nitasha.bsky.social and @kevinschaul.bsky.social used Sora to create hundreds of videos that show it can closely mimic pop culture characters and other copyrighted content.
🔗 wapo.st/3Il19l4
🔗 wapo.st/3Il19l4
OpenAI won’t say whose content trained its video tool. We found some clues.
Tests by The Washington Post show OpenAI’s video generator Sora can mimic Netflix shows, TikTok clips and movies, suggesting it used versions of the originals.
wapo.st
September 20, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Reporters @nitasha.bsky.social and @kevinschaul.bsky.social used Sora to create hundreds of videos that show it can closely mimic pop culture characters and other copyrighted content.
🔗 wapo.st/3Il19l4
🔗 wapo.st/3Il19l4
Me too. Although, I hate that the default is never to allow users to give consent.
September 18, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Me too. Although, I hate that the default is never to allow users to give consent.
We are a group of people who love what they do for a living and have honed their skills over more than a decade.
If we are being honest, we are not in a hurry to offload our talent to feed somebody else’s machine.
neomam.com/a-case-for-h...
If we are being honest, we are not in a hurry to offload our talent to feed somebody else’s machine.
neomam.com/a-case-for-h...
Why Our Small Business Chooses Human Intelligence Over AI - NeoMam Blog
In this article, we will share the very real reasons why we bet on human intelligence, regardless of the generative AI hype.
neomam.com
September 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
We are a group of people who love what they do for a living and have honed their skills over more than a decade.
If we are being honest, we are not in a hurry to offload our talent to feed somebody else’s machine.
neomam.com/a-case-for-h...
If we are being honest, we are not in a hurry to offload our talent to feed somebody else’s machine.
neomam.com/a-case-for-h...
We disagree with the general sense of urgency to make generative AI work for our business as a tool for automating our team’s jobs to the point of replacing them altogether.
Does this make us the New Luddites?
Does this make us the New Luddites?
September 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
We disagree with the general sense of urgency to make generative AI work for our business as a tool for automating our team’s jobs to the point of replacing them altogether.
Does this make us the New Luddites?
Does this make us the New Luddites?
Reason #4: AI is not good for the web
At a time when websites are already struggling to keep the lights on, AI bots are not only scraping their content without providing fair value for what they take but also pushing web hosting costs up.
At a time when websites are already struggling to keep the lights on, AI bots are not only scraping their content without providing fair value for what they take but also pushing web hosting costs up.
September 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Reason #4: AI is not good for the web
At a time when websites are already struggling to keep the lights on, AI bots are not only scraping their content without providing fair value for what they take but also pushing web hosting costs up.
At a time when websites are already struggling to keep the lights on, AI bots are not only scraping their content without providing fair value for what they take but also pushing web hosting costs up.
Reason #3: AI is not good for the world
The most hyped AI abilities wouldn’t be possible without the vast amounts of electricity, water, and stolen human artwork consumed by the machines.
The most hyped AI abilities wouldn’t be possible without the vast amounts of electricity, water, and stolen human artwork consumed by the machines.
September 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Reason #3: AI is not good for the world
The most hyped AI abilities wouldn’t be possible without the vast amounts of electricity, water, and stolen human artwork consumed by the machines.
The most hyped AI abilities wouldn’t be possible without the vast amounts of electricity, water, and stolen human artwork consumed by the machines.
Reason #2: AI is not good for our clients
Our clients include publicly traded companies, so we cannot risk introducing chatbot output riddled with errors.
A researcher or analyst (human or bot) who produces inaccurate information 50% of the time has no place on our team.
Our clients include publicly traded companies, so we cannot risk introducing chatbot output riddled with errors.
A researcher or analyst (human or bot) who produces inaccurate information 50% of the time has no place on our team.
September 16, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Reason #2: AI is not good for our clients
Our clients include publicly traded companies, so we cannot risk introducing chatbot output riddled with errors.
A researcher or analyst (human or bot) who produces inaccurate information 50% of the time has no place on our team.
Our clients include publicly traded companies, so we cannot risk introducing chatbot output riddled with errors.
A researcher or analyst (human or bot) who produces inaccurate information 50% of the time has no place on our team.