My Son Would Like to Speak to Me About My Addiction

“Mom we gotta talk about your addiction.” That’s what my son messaged me earlier tonight. No, he wasn’t talking about an addiction to drugs or alcohol or gambling or anything like that. He was talking about my addiction of trying to push ChatGPT to the limit with my crazy image requests.

Tonight’s adventure was caricatures. I had ChatGPT create so many that it told me I hit the limit for my subscription. It made me wait 16 minutes to generate more, but I used that time wisely by thinking of new caricatures it should create.

I had it do caricatures of me and some of my kids. I even had it turn our cat into an adorable little royal kitten. And, that, folks, is one of the primary ways that I use artificial intelligence. But, it isn’t the only way.

I won’t use AI to write for me. I love to write and my clients pay me to write. They don’t pay for ChatGPT or any of the other services out there to create content for them. If they wanted AI content, they could just grab a subscription and write out a prompt. So, you may wonder how I use AI outside of having it create hilarious caricatures.

Tips for on-page SEO

 

Let’s face it–the way people behave online is changing rapidly. For more than 25 years, search engine optimization (SEO) has been the gold standard for getting websites and blogs to rank well for search engines.

According to Search Engine Journal, Multimedia Marketing Group was using the term “SEO” as early as 1997. Back then, the way websites ranked in search engines was based primarily on a website’s directory. Over time, other factors, such as keyword inclusion, became more important for on-page SEO.

5 reasons to avoid AI for content

 

Some business owners think they will save money if they use AI for writing blogs and other online content. That assumption, while incorrect, is part of the reason for the recent AI boom. There may be short-term savings after making the switch to AI, but business owners should avoid the temptation.