Always remember to type "-ai" at the end of all your Google searches.
Can't wait to try it

It’s fun to search for Ted f_______Cruz or f______Trump

Thank you

Rec and thank you.

It seemed too convenient some times. I noticed and looked into it a found the title was just trying to establish credibility. It didn’t have any actual business, finance, or economic stories let alone analysis. It was a news aggregator.

I’m really glad I don’t see posts here from politicsusa . com much anymore. I’d read headlines on posts and took a guess if it was from there and was usually right.

but recently, have slid in what I would dub "lifestyle business" stuff - I guess what they call their "essays" (people who retired somewhere in another country and what their experiences were or someone who bought a house to renovate and had included descriptions of the work done and cost, etc).

They used to be partially paywalled, with a couple free views... But then last fall, they threw up a full paywall (sortof like what Axios has done now). But then suddenly this past spring, they pulled down the paywall, and I haven't run into one since.

The target was business readers, but “Business Insider” is not a reliable source of information without further research.

to get the more "casual business" crowd (e.g., Millennials) who might be put off by the RW-owned WSJ, Forbes, Barron's, or Bloomberg.

Check out the movie “shattered glass” if you haven’t seen it.

I think we’ll see more of this. All journalists will be under increasing pressure to produce, leading to shortcuts like this. He’ll, this is showing up more in the legal profession too where lawyers are using fake cases in their briefs.

And we just boiled the frog…

Suddenly we jump out and it’s AI everywhere.

You will not be able to avoid it.

You need to understand it, recognise it and…

Learn to use it to gain advantage when you can. Especially if it can be a too to fight the big fight.