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Yup! You just have to make sure that you are using up to date AI models because the older ones won't give the the latest news. I noticed this a few months ago. I am sure the paid versions will give you the best results but not all of them require you to pay for it.

The issue with doing this for a website is if you aren't actually selling something, traffic matters a lot more for passive income and you have to compete with information hubs like Reddit which AI seems to prioritize. That and a lot of people are using AI instead of google to do basic searches now.

I want to point out too that if it is something people don't like, Twitch has started using their platform to train AI and you have to opt out of it. I don't know if this is just for streamers or people that chat as well but by default, the setting is set to opt in. So it is worth putting that out there for people that don't want to be used to train their systems.

Yeah, see! I think you will be fine with using it. Just go based on what you get. If you like the results of what AI makes for you, then use it. I doubt anyone is going to care or make a stink about a logo. People tend to be upset about AI when it comes to stealing creative work like art style, voice, animation, etc.

Geeze, $900 A MONTH!? I guess it doesn't matter if you have a business that brings in way more than that but $900 seems like so much.

Free = bad still in some people's minds. Where it should matter, they don't seem to care. Like if an app is free, they think nothing of it.

I don't want to go too off-topic but how is Kick in terms of watching streamers? I was considering joining there. I just don't know if it will be more of the same nonsense you find on Rumble and Twitch. Maybe I should just stick to YouTube.

That is about what they do, yeah. I am just guessing that you have to start at the beginning of building a site like this or else it can be massive amounts of work to seed in the information and content after. Also, you have to make sure you make it so if the original source changes, you can easily update it.

The good thing about ChatGPT is you can keep your work organized and separate with the AI system. You can also download anything you want to save that might be useful.

It is going to sound cliche but just use AI. Ask it what the latest updates and news is surrounding the biggest AI companies. It will compile key facts for you without you having to invest a lot of time into it.

I don't think most people would notice if you did so if you are worried about that, don't be. That being said, you will know. And I am not sure if you want to direct something a human can do (usually better) to AI which actually takes concepts and work from people to compile its own.

I am going to guess you did nothing wrong. Google has made statements about their changes impacting a lot of websites, especially blogs. If you have an e-mail list, start there and make use of it. You can attempt to sell an e-book in your niche and offer bits and pieces of it for free to subscribers and readers.

Something no one has mentioned thus far that I think is important is using SEO-friendly captions with searchable words on your posts, preferable in the first few lines. Hashtags don't matter anymore IMO. I think if you look for the best words to use for your niche it can help a lot.

Maybe these days it is more so about looking the part than actually being the part. I have seen websites do really well that are not any sort of verified source for anything. They just have the correct information and have a backlog of stuff that sights their own content. Buried deep inside it are sources that go to credible places.

I was looking into this a few years ago for work. The program our office uses is terrible but even though it ended up functioning better and most people preferred it, they ended up staying with the same ticket manager we have.