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How to hack the new Google Algo for AI content manipulation, this is quite interesting

Key takeaway from attending a Write of Passage webinar this afternoon: AI is going to win the quantity game. But we're already awash in subpar content. That leaves the Quality Lane wide open for humans to tap into their best ideas.

Would you like an AI text generator to be built into your native CMS? Here’s how it could work. Joanna Kocik briefly presents our new PoC – an AI assistant or AI wizard and verifies if the text it writes makes sense. Check out our YouTube channel for more. https://lnkd.in/dmFUXfps #digitaltransformation

you don't need a valentine to finish your sentences when your newsletter editor can do it for you 🫶 complete & extend sentences with beehiiv AI

I appreciate everyone who showed up live and asked questions yesterday during POP AI Writer premiere. The energy was great, and your feedback confirmed we had reason to be excited. Here are just some of the POP AI features we covered during the premiere: ▪ POP AI works for new pages, existing pages, and a mix of both ▪ You can generate and regenerate selected sections of content ▪ BYO GPT-4 API and generate a full article for $1 regardless of its length ▪ Customize the tone of voice, author, add your brand name ▪ Add rich content based on POP Content Prompts report ▪ Select competitors for AI inspiration ▪ and more If you missed the live broadcast or just want to rewatch it, it’s all here: https://lnkd.in/gyqJr3vS

AI isn’t here to steal your creative thunder - it’s your secret weapon! Learn how and when to best use AI in your content production process: https://lnkd.in/eAFttvc5

Geneea is now on WIZONE, the marketplace for the media industry! Are you a publisher looking for innovative ways to elevate your media projects? Then WIZONE by WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, is the place to be. Geneea is now part of WIZONE’s extensive selection of innovative technology partners, and our AI solutions (see the comment section), including article tagging and content analytics, could be exactly what you need! Feel free to get in touch! We’re happy to answer any questions and address any concerns that you may have. #ai #nlproc #publishing #news

Big congrats to Julia Doronina & the Flipner AI team for their new tool launch! 🚀 It helps with ideas and text in a cool way. 🌈 You can vote for them if you like! 💙 #ExcitingTech #FlipnerAI

A few tips to better protect yourself and your family from sophisticated voice scams: 1.    Unexpected Calls Requesting Help or Money: Be cautious if you receive an unexpected call from someone claiming to be a family member who urgently needs financial help, especially if the situation they describe is unusual or alarming. 2.    Verify the Caller's Identity: If you receive a call from someone claiming to be a family member, especially under circumstances that require immediate financial assistance or personal information, try to verify their identity. You can do this by asking questions that only the genuine person would know. 3.    Check with Other Family Members: Before taking any action, hang up and contact other family members to confirm the story. Even if the caller insists on secrecy, it’s crucial to validate their claims independently. 4.    Beware of Emotional Manipulation: Scammers using voice cloning may play on your emotions, using a sense of urgency or distress to prompt quick action. Stay calm and think critically, even if the voice sounds familiar. 5.    Voice Anomalies: Even the best voice cloning technology may have flaws. Listen for any oddities in speech patterns, tone, or background noises that don't match the caller's typical environment. 6.    Unusual Requests for Payment: Be suspicious if the caller requests payment through unusual channels like gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency. These methods are commonly used by scammers. 7.    Implement a Family Code Word: Establish a code word or phrase that only close family members know. Use this in emergency situations to verify identity. 8.    Educate Elderly Family Members: Older adults are often targeted in these scams. Educate them about voice cloning and advise them on how to verify a caller’s identity. 9.    Limit Personal Information Online: Be mindful of the amount of personal information you and your family members share on social media, as scammers may use this information to enhance their credibility. 10. Trust Your Instincts: If something feels off about the call, it’s better to err on the side of caution. Scammers rely on their ability to create convincing scenarios and emotional reactions.

We’ve been talking about AI for quite some time now, showing you proof of concepts we developed at Autentika. Here’s another one – this time presented as an AI wizard or AI assistant in your native CMS that can generate a text based on a subheading. My colleague Joanna Kocik briefly explains how it works. And yes, it could work in your newsroom, too. Follow me for more: https://lnkd.in/dp6p-pZ4