I’ve noticed many influencers on Twitter posting informative tweets almost every hour, and they seem to be performing really well. I’m building an AI news aggregator that collects the best AI news of the hour and shares it with me. It also scores each news item out of 10. Any news item that scores above 8 will be synthesized into a tweet draft on my behalf. All tweet drafts will follow a specific format inspired by the best Twitter profiles I’ve studied and collected. I'm building this using Codex and not Claude code. I’ve been trying to create my own AI-powered news and content workflow. The goal is simple: I want a system that tracks important AI updates, understands which ones actually matter, and helps me turn them into high-quality X posts that I can review before publishing. Right now, the system does a few things: - Tracks AI updates from official sources like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, NVIDIA, Hugging Face, etc. - Stores everything in a database - Deduplicates similar news items - Scores each update based on importance, novelty, audience interest, and practical impact - Uses my Notion “second brain” to understand my voice and tweet style - Generates draft X posts - Sends drafts to Telegram - Lets me approve or reject them manually The part I’m most excited about is the second brain layer. I’m building a Notion workspace where I store: - tweet examples I like - Twitter profiles I want to learn from - AI news sources I want to track - my voice profile - content rules - approved and rejected drafts - The idea is that instead of asking AI to write generic content, I’m slowly teaching it my taste. So the workflow becomes: AI news comes in → system ranks it → AI writes in my style → I approve from Telegram → later it can be published. I’m not trying to make a fully autonomous posting bot. I want a human-in-the-loop system where AI does the heavy lifting, but I still make the final call. This has been a really interesting learning process because I’m not a software engineer. I’m learning how systems are built step by step: databases, workflows, APIs, n8n, Notion, Telegram bots, prompts, and automation.

You ever have those moments where you look back and realize all the late nights, self-doubt, and tiny daily actions were actually building something real? For a long time, I felt like I was doing everything right but seeing nothing move. But instead of quitting, I doubled down, learned, adjusted, and stayed in the game. Fast forward to now, and the results are finally starting to show. it's crazy how one small breakthrough can make all those frustrating seasons suddenly make sense. I’m not there yet, but hitting this new milestone feels like proof that effort compounds, it just needs time to catch up. --- What’s one thing you’ve been staying consistent with, even when it didn’t seem to be working at first? Massive gratitude to the community and the admins for creating a space that keeps us inspired and focused, Let’s keep pushing, the next big win might be closer than you think

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Good day all, i've got a question on about using my linkedIn account to post content. - First should i start a new one or use the one i've had for several years? - Is there a good resource to optimize my account before posting content ?

Think about the last time you had to learn something from a textbook or a dense manual. It's tough, right? It's just a wall of text that doesn't care if you're a visual learner, if you learn better by listening, or if you need to see examples to really get it. Well, Google just showed a project called "Learn Your Way," and it completely changes the game. Imagine taking that same boring wall of text and having an AI instantly transform it into a personalized lesson, just for you. It can turn the material into: Simple quizzes to check your understanding as you go. Slideshows with a narrator, like a custom-made YouTube explainer video. Mind maps so you can see how all the ideas connect. Audio lessons that sound like a teacher and student talking it out. Even better, it can explain things using topics you're actually interested in. Imagine learning a tough science concept, but it uses examples from your favorite video game or sport. That's what this does. For us, the builders in this group, this is a huge deal. It's a peek at the kind of stuff we can start creating. We can build tools that don't just throw information at people, but actually teach them in a way that clicks. Think about building a study guide for a subject you love, or creating a training tool for a new job that people don't hate using. The possibilities are endless, and it feels like we're just scratching the surface of making AI genuinely helpful. I'm really fired up about this. What would you build with technology like this? If you want to see it for yourself go here --> https://learnyourway.withgoogle.com/ --- More helpful posts from Ai Titus --> https://www.skool.com/@aititus?g=ai-automation-society&fl=posts