HeyJaredVoice Marketing with Emily Binder
Get better at marketing in just a few minutes. This show is for business leaders and entrepreneurs. You'll get a mix of practical marketing tips, insights on the business landscape in relation to media, personal finance and wealth management perspectives, and fun pop culture…
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LinkedIn Takes Aim at AI Slop with a New Button (opens the original)
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LinkedIn is rolling out a "Seems Like AI Slop" button. It's a way to flag the low-quality, computer-written posts filling your feed. I recap what AI slop actually is, why LinkedIn is killing its own "Enhance with AI" button in the same breath, and why the toothpaste is already out of the tube. The real point: slop isn't a style problem, it's a trust problem. It dilutes your brand. You can build a business in a few clicks now, but you can't build a brand that way. The greatest leverage in busines
Nobody is Quietly Anything: The AI Writing Tells to Retire (Free Claude .md File Inside) (opens the original)
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IBM wrote it in a 1979 training manual: "A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision." Swap "management" for "marketing" and the rule still holds. AI can help you draft and edit and plan, and it saves real time: use it. But AI should not decide, because it has no taste and no accountability. Taste is everything. Important: AI doesn't think. Large language models are pattern-matching calculators that predict the next likely word. Let an LLM
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