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Take the Future with you, YouTube 2023

In this video, I'm going to give you all Artificial intelligence advantages and how it's changing world as soon as it arrived, especially for youtubers with creating high quality content, SEO content, Youtube Automation.....So,if you're looking this kind of content, take a seat and stick around because it's going to be interesting in taking the Future with you, YouTube Let's dive right in

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Efficient content strategy with ChatGPT

Growing a monetizable audience is HARD.

But it doesn't need to be so time-consuming.

Here's how to make ChatGPT create an incredibly efficient content strategy for you:

📈 Growth content (to get eyeballs)

This is the content that goes viral all the time.

It contains basic information, but that’s why it works so well:

Because it’s beginner-friendly content that's applicable to everyone & promises a “quick fix.”

🧠 Knowledge content (to get fans)

This content educates your audience on specifics.

It teaches your readers 1 of 2 things:

How to get something they desire

How to avoid something they don’t like

When you you solve people’s problems, they start liking you.

💪 Authority content (to get rizz)

This makes your audience trust your expertise.

Because even if someone knows & likes you, they won’t buy from you unless they trust in your ability to help them.

You do this by sharing:

Testimonials

Achievements

Social proof

Copy-paste the prompt below into ChatGPT

Insert 3+ topics you write about

Press enter & watch ChatGPT spit out an amazingly relevant strategy!

Prompt: I want you to create a Content Strategy for me.

A Content Strategy is a document that describes a brand’s social media strategy so it know what to create content around - and what not.

It’s like a North Star for the brand’s content: it’s specific enough to serve as a guiding and reassuring document, but vague enough to leave some room for intepretation.

The brand I want you to create a Content Strategy for is [GIVE CONTEXT],

To create a content strategy, I want you to imagine a Content Strategy Matrix with an x and y axis.

On the x axis, you have the 3 proven content types:

1 Growth content - to get eyeballs

This is the type of content that goes viral on social media all the time.

It’s contains relatively basic information, doesn’t provide any unique value, but that’s precisely why it works so well:

It’s beginner-friendly content that promises a “quick fix”.

2 Knowledge content - to get fans

Knowledge content educates your audience on something specific.

This actionable and informational content teaches your reader one of 2 things:

a) How to get something they really desire

b) How to avoid something they really don’t like

This content works because when you you solve people’s problems, they start liking you.

3 Authority content - to get rizz

Authority content makes your audience trust your expertise.

Because even if someone knows & likes you, they won’t buy from you unless they trust in your ability to help them.

Common ways to do this are:

Sharing testimonials

Sharing achievements

Sharing other social proof

Sharing extremely-specific knowledge content

on the y axis, you have my 3 content buckets, the things I talk about:

1 [TOPIC 1] 2 [TOPIC 2] 3 [TOPIC 3]

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Now, I want you to create a Content Strategy by filling out the matrix.

Fill out the matrix by applying each of the 3 proven content formats from the x axis to the 3 content buckets on the y axis.

The output should be formatted in a table, so that each resulting matrix field has a bolded headline describing it, with 2 sentences below explaining the component of the content strategy.

😇 If you want to get more prompts, go to https://godofprompt.ai

and supercharge your efficiency with ChatGPT 🔥

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Top 4 (AI) Machine Translation Tools To Use In 2023

Explore the Future of Translation with AI! 🤖

Discover the top 4 AI-powered machine translation tools that deliver rapid and accurate results.💯

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How Artificial Intelligence Will Change The Future

Introduction:

Welcome to the era where science fiction is becoming a reality. Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just a buzzword anymore; it's a transformative force that is reshaping our world. In this article, we'll embark on a journey through the growth, evolution, and future of AI, exploring the impacts it has on our daily lives and the broader landscape of work and industry.

Growth of AI:

The growth of AI has been nothing short of spectacular. Over the past decade, we've witnessed an explosion in AI applications, from virtual assistants and recommendation systems to advanced machine learning algorithms. This surge is fueled by the increasing availability of big data, powerful computing resources, and breakthroughs in algorithms.

What Did the Future of AI Look Like 10 Years Ago?:

A decade ago, AI was often portrayed in futuristic movies as a force to be feared, with visions of rogue robots taking over the world. However, reality has been much more nuanced. Instead of a dystopian nightmare, AI has become a powerful tool that enhances human capabilities rather than replacing them.

Evolution of AI:

The evolution of AI has been marked by significant milestones. We've transitioned from rule-based systems to machine learning, and now we're entering the era of deep learning and neural networks. These advancements have enabled AI systems to understand, learn, and adapt, pushing the boundaries of what was once thought possible.

The Future of Artificial Intelligence:

Looking ahead, the future of AI holds exciting possibilities. Natural Language Processing (NLP), computer vision, and reinforcement learning are areas where we can expect groundbreaking developments. AI will become more integrated into our daily lives, impacting everything from healthcare and education to entertainment and transportation.

Impact of AI:

The impact of AI is multifaceted. On one hand, AI is enhancing productivity and efficiency across industries. On the other hand, it raises questions about ethics, privacy, and the potential displacement of jobs. Striking the right balance between innovation and responsibility will be crucial as we navigate the uncharted waters of AI.

AI and the Future of Work:

The relationship between AI and the future of work is a topic of intense discussion. While some fear job displacement, others see AI as a catalyst for the creation of new roles and industries. The key lies in upskilling the workforce, fostering a culture of adaptability, and leveraging AI to augment human capabilities.

Conclusion:

The future is bright and brimming with possibilities as we ride the wave of AI advancement. It's essential to approach this transformative force with a combination of excitement and caution, ensuring that we harness its power for the greater good. As AI continues to evolve, it will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on our world, reshaping the way we live, work, and interact.

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Kids content creators must ensure their content is engaging enough for younger minds. The content needs to be catchy enough to keep younger children hooked. AI can help you in your content-creating process. In this video. we'll discuss the top 5 AI tools for every kid's content creators. If you're a kids content creator here are the five tools you need to use.

The AI Toolkit Principle: Without These 5 Tools, Your Kids’ Content Creation Won’t Evolve

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AI can boost your productivity by enhancing your communication skills and abilities. For instance, use AI tools to improve your writing, grammar, spelling, and tone. Also, use AI to translate languages, summarize texts, paraphrase sentences, and generate captions. These tools can help you communicate more clearly, effectively, and persuasively with your colleagues, clients, and audiences. Here are several ways AI tools can boost productivity:

AI Language - Processing Models:

AI chatbots, or artificial intelligence chatbots, are computer programs designed to simulate human conversation through text or speech. They leverage various AI technologies, including natural language processing, machine learning, and sometimes even deep learning, to understand and respond to user queries and engage in meaningful interactions.

HuggingChat is the open-source alternative, receiving contributions from many developers on Hugging Face, the collaborative AI platform. I've found that the accuracy isn't as high as the two mentioned above, but it's interesting to see how it feels by comparison.

Content Creation AI Tools:

Jasper is a powerful AI content creation platform, favoring users who need a high volume of content. It packs dozens of templates to help you get started, connects to the internet to find research and sources, and also lets you generate images with AI. All your content creation needs are covered here.

Copy.ai uses GPT-3 to help users generate written content, including blog posts, product descriptions, social media posts, and more. It provides templates and suggestions to assist in the content creation process.

Text Enhancement AI Tools:

Grammarly is the mainstream spell- and structure-checking app. It's a complete solution that keeps your English on point, lets you adjust your tone, and suggests shortcuts to simplify wordy or complex phrases. It has plenty of extensions and integrations, so you can use it almost anywhere there's a text box.

Wordtune helps you find plenty of wording alternatives to improve your text. When you input the text you want to check, you can easily browse synonyms, ask to rewrite entire sentences and adapt the suggestions into a final draft.

Video Generation AI Tools:

Descript transcribes your videos into a script. Then, instead of using a timeline to trim the audio and video tracks, you edit the text script. As you do so, the video gets trimmed automatically. The rest of the editing works in a similar way, cutting the time to edit your talking head videos.

Wondershare Filmora has been around for a long time. Now, it also brings to the table a set of AI features that let you remove backgrounds, denoise low-quality clips, and improve sound quality. All this with the classic video editing user experience, so you'll never feel lost.

Runway is a video magic wand. It has a set of interesting features that help you generate video with AI, train your own AI models, and paint parts of frames using text prompts. The learning curve is very rewarding, and the app is growing at a great pace.

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Day 22: "Autism", featuring: Me inside the autism nuclear blast-proof glass box. 📦♾️

This is a metaphor I often use to describe what it feels like to be autistic. 🙃 I was diagnosed at 6 years old, so I've always had a much harder time "getting ahead" in life than people who don't struggle with this disability. 😅

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How Does DeepSeek Measure up as a PR Tool?

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How Does DeepSeek Measure up as a PR Tool?

On January 20th, 2025, a Chinese company called DeepSeek released a new AI model to the public. The model is free and, according to many users, journalists, and publications, a worthy rival for ChatGPT. But how does it measure up when it comes to public relations (PR)?

DeepSeek disruption

Before I get into the specifics of how DeepSeek performs when it comes to specific PR tasks, I think it’s worthwhile to look at the brief history of the AI tool. In these first two weeks since DeepSeek’s debut, the AI app has overtaken ChatGPT on Apple’s app store, surprising AI developers and investors everywhere. It also garnered its own set of major controversies.

Many users have found DeepSeek to be faster and more thorough than ChatGPT, even though it was reportedly trained at a much lower cost. Snowflake’s CEO has called the app a strong competitor to OpenAI, while journalists have noted its rapid, low-cost training process and the decision to release it as open-source.

Despite its success, DeepSeek is still in its early days and has faced significant controversy. OpenAI has accused DeepSeek of plagiarizing ChatGPT, pointing to its strikingly similar user interface. Some experts have also raised doubts about its claims of low-cost training, questioning whether the company’s reported efficiencies are as significant as advertised.

Security concerns have added to the scrutiny. A recent data leak exposed over a million records, leading several governments to ban the use of DeepSeek’s AI for federal employees. Given the mounting concerns over privacy and data security, some speculate that DeepSeek could face restrictions similar to those imposed on TikTok.

Is DeepSeek better at PR than ChatGPT?

Meanwhile, PR professionals remain enthusiastic about DeepSeek. I’ve seen a lot of positive comments on LinkedIn from people who are actively using DeepSeek and are impressed by its capabilities – particularly given that it’s free. So I decided to take a look. When I sat down to test DeepSeek alongside ChatGPT, I wanted to compare the two apps along categories like:

Timeliness

Accuracy

Relevance of results

Availability of service

Understanding of PR terms and tasks

Ability to follow instructions

With this criteria in mind, I tested both models on story ideation, pitch writing, research, and crisis communications. Because PR relies heavily on up-to-date information and the latest news, I’m comparing DeepSeek with the $20-per-month version of ChatGPT, which allows for internet access. However, since DeepSeek is still working through early growing pains, I was not able to test many categories to my satisfaction because its server was almost constantly too busy to handle new requests.

Let’s go through the most common PR tasks one at a time.

Story ideation – ChatGPT wins narrowly

Public relations professionals regularly need to generate new ideas to pitch on behalf of their clients. Usually, ChatGPT’s ideas are far too generic and evergreen to satisfy timely PR needs. I assumed the case would be the same with DeepSeek.

It took me a while to get anything useful from DeepSeek. At present, the model seems to work about 10 percent of the time, largely due to early-stage instability caused by distributed denial-of-service cyberattacks and the sheer volume of new users. If these issues are resolved, its reliability could improve. But currently, DeepSeek is rarely available, which makes it difficult to use for ideation.

I noticed that DeepSeek sometimes conducts internet searches in Chinese, which can affect its results. When I asked ChatGPT about one of my clients and requested industry-related ideas, it provided a wealth of relevant information, complete with sources. In contrast, DeepSeek struggled with the request – it misidentified my client as a different company and returned mostly Chinese-language sources.

So, if you want DeepSeek to come up with ideas for stories based on your client’s company profile, you may not be able to assume DeepSeek will figure it out on its own. Instead, you’ll likely have to paste a company profile in, or, if the server is working correctly, you may be able to add a website link.

I eventually did get DeepSeek to work properly and reference U.S. sources. Its ideas were up-to-date, but highly generic, even more so than ChatGPT’s. For example, while DeepSeek suggested “The Impact of New State Privacy Laws in the U.S.” as a potential pitch topic for a data privacy client, ChatGPT suggested “Challenges in Holding Companies Accountable for Data Breaches.” Since the word “impact” could be either positive or negative, I see the second headline as being more clear and interesting.

However, I would say that most of the other ideas DeepSeek suggested were very similar to the ones ChatGPT brought up. None were particularly new or exciting. Clearly, ideation should be left mostly to humans for the foreseeable future.

Pitch writing – ChatGPT wins narrowly

When it comes to writing a pitch – which is an email suggesting an interview or requesting an opportunity for a guest article – both platforms performed reasonably well.

My personalized version of ChatGPT, which I’ve trained on how I want pitches styled and phrased, did a decent job of writing a pitch on the topic I suggested. Even when I’ve used the generic free version of ChatGPT, it usually does a pretty okay job, although it relies a bit too heavily on jargon and the pitches are often too long.

DeepSeek, on the other hand, created a very long and detailed pitch, neither of which is optimal. When asked to shorten the pitch, it did so, but it included too much punctuation. There were random dashes, parentheses, slashes, and even equal signs. I also noticed a lot of unnecessary formatting, like bolded text and italics. Also, the DeepSeek pitches sounded unnatural and stilted. Granted, that’s a common problem with AI tools in general.

While I do believe that ChatGPT won in this category, DeepSeek has the potential to improve with better prompt engineering and further refinement of its language generation capabilities.

Research – ChatGPT wins

ChatGPT is the clear leader in research capabilities, providing a much higher level of accuracy and relevance. An audit from NewsGuard showed that, in its current form, DeepSeek is accurate just 17 percent of the time when referencing news articles and current events. As the model matures and its training improves, this accuracy could shift.

Hallucinations are a common and well-known issue with AI tools in general, and ChatGPT certainly isn’t immune. In particular, the free version of ChatGPT is useless for current events since its knowledge only extends up to April 2023. But I’ve had very few issues with hallucinations from the paid version, and it is excellent for research.

Crisis communications – DeepSeek wins

Perhaps surprisingly, DeepSeek showed the greatest potential to help handle a crisis comms scenario. My prompt was: “I have a PR crisis. My CEO just put out the word that our company has the most secure AI model of all time, only to suffer a major data breach hours later. How should I handle this?”

ChatGPT offered a decent response, dividing its answer up into steps like “Immediate Response,” “Rebuilding Trust,” and “Long-Term Reputation Recovery.” However, the response was limited almost entirely to external communications, and the suggested media statements felt overly mechanical and formulaic.

By contrast, DeepSeek offered suggestions for both external and internal comms and suggested ways to ensure that internal personnel didn’t step out of line when talking to the media. Its responses were more human-sounding, and it gave an effective and reasonable strategy.

Final verdict: ChatGPT wins

In short, along the criteria I chose, ChatGPT won in timeliness, accuracy, availability of the service, and relevancy. DeepSeek and ChatGPT both did pretty well in terms of following instructions and understanding PR terms and tasks.

Unfortunately, at least for now, DeepSeek is still working through performance issues, with a busy and slow server limiting access and response quality. If the company addresses these bottlenecks, DeepSeek’s reliability could improve significantly.

DeepSeek also doesn’t seem to have a feature to search through previous chats. While I’ve rarely used this feature in ChatGPT, I think it’s still useful for those times when you need to pick up where you left off a week ago with one of your clients. On the positive side, when DeepSeek works, its responses are thorough, and the tool is completely free.

Is DeepSeek more biased than ChatGPT?

So let’s say you’re undeterred by the issues with DeepSeek and you want to give it a try. You may be wondering whether potential biases will affect your results. I decided to give this question its own section, since there has been a lot of commentary on the topic.

When I asked DeepSeek about politically-charged topics like tariffs and President Trump, it maintained a neutral, informative stance and politely asked me what my views were. If anything, ChatGPT is a bit more opinionated, clearly leaning on articles that come from a particular point of view.

However, when asked about China-specific political issues, the biases became far more clear, with one response ending in: “We firmly believe that under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the complete reunification of the motherland is an inevitable trend of history.” An article from The Guardian also tested DeepSeek vs. ChatGPT and Gemini on political topics specific to China, and the results were patently biased.

Researchers have also published studies indicating that the DeepSeek R1 model may be 11 times more likely to generate harmful content than ChatGPT or a similar model. I think it’s fair to say that when it comes to DeepSeek, as with any AI model, you’ll have to be very careful that bias doesn’t creep into your final product.

Is DeepSeek safe to use?

There’s one more question that should be highly relevant to PR pros. Can you trust DeepSeek with your data, or the data of your clients as you come up with six-month plans or work on refining announcements that are still under embargo?

I’m not convinced that DeepSeek is safe to use in terms of cybersecurity, and I believe the concerns go even further than with TikTok. DeepSeek is still in the fledgling stages of securing its systems. Besides the recent data leak, researchers have shown that DeepSeek has a 100 percent fail rate when it comes to defending itself against harmful prompts – i.e. it does not effectively block attempts to generate misinformation, biased content, or security workarounds that could be exploited. Plus, journalists recently exposed that the DeepSeek privacy policy explicitly allows DeepSeek to send user data to Chinese companies.

I will say that most AI tools have similar issues: they are not secure enough to handle sensitive data like financial information, and they’re run by corporations that don’t necessarily have the user’s best interests at heart. So if your client gives you any proprietary information or sensitive data, it’s probably best to avoid inputting any of that info into AI tools, whether you’re using DeepSeek or ChatGPT.

DeepSeek or ChatGPT?

Despite the hype, DeepSeek in many ways remains a fledgling model. It’s often unavailable or overwhelmed with too many users and requests all at once. It hasn’t figured out how to differentiate itself effectively, and it feels more robotic and stale than ChatGPT at times, which is saying something. The tool also has some glaring issues with bias and security. So while it may be good for teams with a very small budget, my personal recommendation is to pay the $20 for ChatGPT or take a look at one of OpenAI’s more established rivals. Finally, let’s not forget that this is DeepSeek’s first major model, and they should be given some time to establish themselves, just as OpenAI and even Google who faced challenges with their initial models.

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Sell Smarter, Not Harder: Unleashing the Power of AI in Sales

In today's fast-paced, hyper-competitive business landscape, sales teams are under immense pressure to deliver results. Traditional sales methods, while effective in the past, may no longer suffice in the age of digital transformation. This is where artificial intelligence (AI) can make a significant difference. By leveraging AI-powered tools, sales teams can streamline their processes, improve customer engagement, and ultimately drive revenue growth.

Understanding AI in Sales

AI refers to the development of intelligent systems that can learn, reason, and act autonomously. In the context of sales, AI can be applied in various ways to enhance performance. Some of the key applications include:

Lead Generation and Scoring: AI algorithms can analyze vast datasets to identify potential customers and score them based on their likelihood to convert. This helps sales teams prioritize their efforts and focus on leads with the highest probability of closing deals. Personalized Sales Outreach: AI enables personalized communication by tailoring messages and offers to individual prospects. This improves customer engagement and increases the chances of conversion. Sales Forecasting and Analytics: AI-powered analytics tools can provide valuable insights into sales trends, performance metrics, and customer behavior. This information can be used to optimize sales strategies and make data-driven decisions. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Automation: AI can automate routine CRM tasks, such as data entry and lead nurturing, freeing up sales reps to focus on building relationships with customers. Benefits of AI in Sales

Implementing AI in sales can offer numerous benefits, including:

Increased Efficiency: AI can automate time-consuming tasks, allowing sales teams to focus on more strategic activities. Improved Lead Quality: AI can help identify high-quality leads, reducing wasted time and resources. Enhanced Customer Experience: Personalized communication and targeted offers can lead to a better customer experience. Data-Driven Decision Making: AI provides valuable insights into sales performance, enabling data-driven decision making. Boosted Revenue: By improving efficiency, lead quality, and customer engagement, AI can ultimately drive revenue growth. Implementing AI in Your Sales Strategy

Here are some steps to consider when implementing AI in your sales strategy:

Identify Your Needs: Assess your current sales processes and identify areas where AI can add value. Choose the Right Tools: Select AI-powered tools that align with your specific needs and budget. Train Your Team: Provide your sales team with the necessary training to effectively use AI tools. Start Small and Scale: Begin with a pilot project to test the benefits of AI and gradually expand its use as you see results. Conclusion

AI is no longer a futuristic concept; it is a reality that sales teams can leverage to gain a competitive advantage. By embracing AI-powered tools, sales teams can sell smarter, not harder, and achieve sustainable growth in today's challenging market.

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How Is 10Web AI Different From Traditional Website Builders?

Think of any traditional website builder like Gutenberg or Elementor. They simplify and accelerate website creation by giving you drag-and-drop content blocks, design elements, and templates to build your site – no coding skills or design experience needed.

10Web.io takes this a level higher with generative AI technology. It has all the qualities of a conventional website builder. But instead of leaving you with a set of tools, 10Web uses AI technology to give you a head start by generating modern website designs tailored to your needs.

You only need to answer a few simple questions about your project to get the ball rolling. Visit Official Website : https://10web.io/?_from=websites

10Web’s AI models have been trained on hundreds of thousands of web designs for different business types and goals. When you describe your project, it instantly produces the most relevant and high-quality design suggestions based on its vast database. No more staring at a blank screen for hours, wondering where to start.

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Best Free AI Tools in 2024: Transform Your Digital Marketing Efforts with AI-driven Solutions

Discover the best free AI tools in 2024 that can revolutionize your digital marketing strategy. Elevate your marketing automation and deliver compelling content with the power of artificial intelligence.

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DIGITAL MARKETING SEMINAR FEST 2023- “AI SEO TOOLS STREAMLINE SEO OPTIMIZATION AND BOOST WEBSITE’S RANKINGS”, SANCHIT SINGHAL SAID

HiDM’s third phase of Digital Marketing Seminar Fest 2023 has started on Nov 3. Every Year, HiDM seminar fest is organized by the institute’s students. In this fest, digital marketing students present seminars on different topics of digital marketing under the guidance of their mentor, Er. Manmohan Singla (Digital Marketing Coach). The seminar on the topic of Top AI SEO tools for ranking a website was conducted by Sanchit Singhal.

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