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Is Auto-GPT the next big thing in AI? Experts predict it may surpass ChatGPT
Vanessa Dias
Content Specialist
What if two ChatGPTs could talk to each other? That was the question that led to the creation of AutoGPT, an AI tool that can answer its own questions and accomplish a set goal. Unlike ChatGPT, it doesn't require a user to come up with the next question after every response. Instead, it understands the next command on its own, allowing it to perform tasks such as scheduling Instagram posts, building websites, and responding to customer inquiries. Although AutoGPT is not from OpenAI and is available on an open-source platform, it still requires some configuration to use. To learn more about this exciting development in AI technology, read the full article.
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Artificial Intelligence and Content Marketing: What are the potential impacts?
Bruna Dourado
Growth Marketer
It seems like every day there's a new post touting the latest AI tools and trends (well, you are on a marketing newsletter so we can tell). However, this is still a sensitive topic that can make content creators feel uneasy. Is it possible that AI could replace human professionals and create content entirely on its own? In this article, we dive deeper into the role of AI in content creation and explore how it can enhance the creative process rather than replace it entirely. To learn more about this exciting topic, keep reading!
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Google Search Console adds new ‘Subscribed Content’ report to the mix
Raphael Pires
Digital Marketer
Google has some great news for publishers using the Reader Revenue Manager to monetize their content. The company has launched a new Search Console report called "Subscribed Content," which provides detailed insights into incoming traffic, helping publishers better understand their audiences, meet their needs, and address data issues proactively. As a digital marketer, this report is a golden opportunity to improve your content strategies and reach more engaged audiences. For more details on how to make the most of "Subscribed Content," check out the full article.
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