Less than 3 hours since OpenAI announced GPT-4o, and the hype is unreal. Here are 16 wild examples you don't want to miss: 1. Interview preparation

New content in my website: continuous AI news updates from 20+ top sources. pauldughi.com/ai-news-update…

These tips from the 1930s about selling via mail order, are better than most of the advice we get today for landing page & product copy. Highlighted some of the interesting parts:

What most people think successful content marketing looks like: - Going viral - Likes - Followers - Becoming famous What successful content marketing really looks like: - Helping your ideal customer through educational content related to your product or service - Selling by

"the mass production of low quality, spam-like and nefarious synthetic content risks increasing people’s scepticism (sic) towards digital information altogether and overloading users with verification tasks.” lttr.ai/AUmHA #Ai #GenerativeAI #internet

“Most of these were deployed with a discernible intent to influence public opinion, enable scam or fraudulent activities, or to generate profit.” Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AUxee #Ai #GenerativeAI #internet

Google Research Paper: Is Generative AI Ruining the Internet? Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AVCF8 #Ai #GenerativeAI #internet

“Google researchers publish paper about how AI is ruining the internet” Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AVnwl #Ai #GenerativeAI #internet

Google may now use your OG:title meta tag for your title link in the Google Search results snippet seroundtable.com/google-title-o…

+1. Great emotion. Great interview questions to let the moment breathe too.

Google debuts AI watermarking - invisible yet distinct - for images and text. pauldughi.com/2024/10/24/goo…

While Gen AI has a multitude of positive uses, the potential for harm is significant. Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AaFnp #Ai #GenerativeAI #internet

Good explanation of how RAG works to enhancenAI responses

Everyone wants to show up in ChatGPT. But very few know how ChatGPT decides what to cite. It’s not about backlinks. Not about traffic. Not about SEO scores. Here’s how LLMs actually decide what gets cited, so you can reverse engineer visibility 🧵

Remember when “mobile-first” was the golden rule? Here’s a stat that floored me: 94% of ChatGPT referrals come from desktop. (source: BrightEdge) Perplexity, Bing, Gemini? All over 90% desktop too. Think about it. When you’re doing deep research, comparing products, or trying

it is way less strange to watch a feed full of memes of yourself than i thought it would be. not sure what to make of this.

Using Reddit to unlock SEO/GEO success - here's a step-by-step guide. pauldughi.com/2025/10/23/lev…

Trolling or making a point? UK Channel 4 uses AI presenter for doc on AI taking people's jobs. pauldughi.com/2025/10/22/sur…

Worth a read. Explains a lot.

So this happened. 4000 jobs lost to AI in one fell swoop.