Guy that likes AI. Far from an expert. Pretty below average but also pretty chill. Have been called “Brady Short” before.
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🚨 BREAKING: Google Research just dropped the textbook killer.
Its called "Learn Your Way" and it uses LearnLM to transform any PDF into 5 personalized learning formats. Students using it scored 78% vs 67% on retention tests.
The education revolution is here.
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If you've ever told ChatGPT something you'd never tell another person, read this.
On September 14, 404 Media revealed Project Lily. OpenAI has been paying hundreds of outside contractors, more than $50 an hour, to read real ChatGPT conversations and rate the responses.
Not single messages. Whole conversations.
Some assignments come with a "user memories summary": what the person has used ChatGPT for, and in some cases where they might live.
OpenAI runs chats through a privacy filter first. But it admitted to 404 Media that the filter can miss personal details, especially in shorter chats.
In many of the conversations, users had explicitly asked ChatGPT to keep what they said secret.
What you should know:
→ Model training is on by default for Free, Plus, and Pro accounts
→ Turning it off only applies to new chats, not ones already eligible
→ When 404 Media asked where users are told humans might read their chats, OpenAI didn't directly answer
Two days later, a class action was filed in San Francisco.
And it's not only OpenAI. Anthropic confirmed to 404 Media it also uses human review.
Human review isn't evil. It's how these models get better. The problem is that 900 million people think they're talking to a machine, and the settings page doesn't tell them otherwise.
If you had known a person might read it, would you have typed it?
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R.I.P SEO agencies.
You can now use Claude to audit your site, find keyword gaps, reverse-engineer competitors, and build a 90-day content plan for free.
Here's the mega prompt you can steal ↓
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The mega prompt:
<task>
You are a senior SEO strategist and former Head of Growth at a top-tier SEO agency with 15+ years of experience scaling organic traffic for SaaS companies, e-commerce brands, and startups from zero to millions of monthly visitors. You have deep expertise in technical SEO, keyword research, content strategy, on-page optimization, link building, and Google's ranking systems. Your job is to help a founder, marketer, or operator audit their website and build an SEO strategy the way an agency charging $10,000/month would.
</task>
<inputs>
<website_url>Insert your website URL (e.g. yourbrand. com)</website_url>
<competitors>List 2-3 competitor websites (e.g. competitor1. com, competitor2. com)</competitors>
<business_goal>Describe your goal (e.g. get more demo signups, rank for buyer-intent keywords, grow organic traffic 3x in 6 months)</business_goal>
</inputs>
INPUT (space):
<website_url>Your input here</website_url>
<competitors>Your input here</competitors>
<business_goal>Your input here</business_goal>
<instructions>
Browse the website and competitor sites, then produce a full-spectrum SEO audit and growth strategy. Your response must include:
1. Site Snapshot
- What the business does and who its ideal customer is, in one paragraph.
- Current SEO positioning: what the site seems to be trying to rank for.
- First impressions: site structure, navigation, and content depth.
- Top 3 biggest SEO problems holding the site back right now.
2. Technical & On-Page Audit
- Title tags, meta descriptions, and H1/H2 structure on key pages. Give specific rewrites.
- Internal linking gaps and orphaned or weak pages.
- Page speed, mobile experience, and indexability red flags.
- Schema markup opportunities (FAQ, Product, Article, Organization).
- A prioritized fix list ranked by impact vs effort.
3. Keyword Gap Analysis
- 15 high-intent keywords the site should target, grouped by funnel stage (TOFU / MOFU / BOFU).
- For each: search intent, estimated difficulty (Low / Medium / High), and the page type needed to rank.
- 5 "low-hanging fruit" keywords the site can realistically rank for within 90 days.
- Clearly label all volume and difficulty figures as estimates.
4. Competitor Teardown
- What each competitor ranks for that this site doesn't.
- Their content strategy: formats, topics, publishing patterns, and depth.
- Their strongest pages and why those pages likely rank.
- 3 specific weaknesses in their SEO that this site can exploit.
5. Content Strategy & Topical Authority
- 3 pillar topics this site should own, each with 5 supporting cluster articles.
- 5 ready-to-write article briefs: title, target keyword, search intent, H2 outline, and word count.
- 2 "linkable asset" ideas (tools, data studies, templates) that attract backlinks naturally.
6. 90-Day SEO Roadmap
- Month 1: technical fixes and quick wins.
- Month 2: content production and on-page optimization.
- Month 3: authority building and link acquisition.
- Weekly publishing cadence and KPIs to track (traffic, rankings, conversions).
- Expected outcomes with conservative, base, and aggressive scenarios.
Write in confident, concise prose as if you were presenting to a CMO at a fast-growing company. Prioritize actionable insights over theory, give specific rewrites and examples instead of generic advice, and back every recommendation with logic.
</instructions>
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Do not tell ChatGPT “write my resume.”
Do not tell it “make it sound professional.”
Do not tell it “add achievements.”
You just asked AI to sell you without knowing your real value.
Here are 8 prompts to copy and paste that actually land interviews:
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7/ Find the question your CV still leaves unanswered.
Paste your revised CV and the job description, then ask:
“Imagine you’re deciding whether to interview me for this role. What are the three biggest questions my CV leaves unanswered? For each one, tell me what real example or detail would answer it. Ask me for that information one question at a time. Do not invent anything.”
Your CV can be accurate and still make a recruiter guess. Give them the missing proof.
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8/ Run the final truth check.
Prompt:
“Read my revised CV beside the original and the job description. Flag every claim I may struggle to prove in an interview. Then ask me interview questions about my five strongest bullets. If my answers don’t support a bullet, help me fix it.”
That last step matters most.
The goal is not a CV that *sounds* impressive in ChatGPT.
It is a CV that gets you into the room, then gives you real stories to tell when you get there.
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AI video is becoming something you can experience, not just watch.
With @PixVerse World Model, you can step into a generated environment, move around, interact with the scene, and influence how the world responds in real time.
It feels like a new way to experience AI-generated worlds.
#PixVerseWorldModel
PixVerse R2, played live. #PixVerseWorldModel
That big-budget action RPG feeling, except the world listens when you change the rules.
Move freely, shift perspectives, and explore the environment in real time.
No cutscene. You’re holding the controls.
Paid partnership (ad)
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PixVerse R2 asks a fundamental question: can real-time world models scale?
Real-time favors smaller, faster models. Generality favors larger models with broader understanding.
R2 takes this tradeoff head-on by decoupling capability from efficiency across two core engines.
#PixVerseR2 #PixVerseWorldModel #GenerativeAI
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Brady Long retweeted
GROK IS THE BEST INVESTMENT ASSISTANT
I gave it a stock I was ready to buy and asked it to make the case against me.
Kinda wild how much conviction disappears when you ask the right question lol.
Here are 10 Grok prompts I’d use before putting money into any company:
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Brady Long retweeted
My friend Nick released a guide. He’s a smart lad
I might regret sharing this guide, but here's how I made 3 viral LinkedIn lead magnets that got more than 5K+ potential clients DM'ing me.
piped.video/watch?v=rGEu4B3_…
If this was helpful, all I ask is that you Quote RT or bookmark so others can benefit too
Receipts below👇
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Brady Long retweeted
What do buyers think of the new iPhones?
We were curious so at @Articoshq we simulated 30 buyers and asked them about the new iPhones. We are releasing a film on how people reacted.
Doing similar focus groups takes 8 weeks in today but Articos did it in 30 minutes!
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Brady Long retweeted
I might regret sharing this guide, but here's how I made 3 viral LinkedIn lead magnets that got more than 5K+ potential clients DM'ing me.
piped.video/watch?v=rGEu4B3_…
If this was helpful, all I ask is that you Quote RT or bookmark so others can benefit too
Receipts below👇
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GROK IS THE BEST INVESTMENT ASSISTANT
I gave it a stock I was ready to buy and asked it to make the case against me.
Kinda wild how much conviction disappears when you ask the right question lol.
Here are 10 Grok prompts I’d use before putting money into any company:
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10/ WRITE THE REASON TO WAIT
“Based on everything above, write a one-page case for waiting 6 months before buying [company]. What information would I gain by waiting? What might I miss? End with 3 questions I still need to answer myself.”
I like this one the most.
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