Hi All I just released a comparison video testing three of the most popular deep AI research tools for content creation: Skywork, Manus, and Genspark! I set all three agents the exact same challenge — create a visually appealing slide deck. Then I started them off to work all at the same time, checked their quality, and fact-checked their results live. Here’s what you’ll see in the video: ✅ Real-time showdown as I prompt all three tools side-by-side ✅ What it’s like using Skywork, Manus, and Genspark to build slides (errors and all…) ✅ Which tool finishes first — and which one REALLY delivers on design, accuracy, and usability ✅ Where AI still gets things hilariously wrong with images and facts (spoiler: not all slides are created equal!) If you want to see which AI research tool I rate best for effortless, reliable content creation (and where things can still go off the rails), this is the perfect dive. 🎥 Watch it here Drop your thoughts in the comments: which AI would YOU trust for your next presentation? Cheers Jason

Quick question for the crew here: I’m deep in the custom GPT game right now and looking for real alternatives to OpenAI’s hosted setup. I’ve built a suite of tools, all of which are designed for marketers to tighten up funnels, rewrite swipe files, and sharpen ad scripts. Luvable was my main build spot, but to be blunt, it’s hit a ceiling. The complexity of one of my custom GPT tools, with its layered rewrite logic, tone/trigger overlays, and strict structure parsing, has exposed its limits. Feels like I’m duct-taping a framework that can’t fully handle modular, high-control tools. What platforms are you using—or would seriously recommend for: - Full control (no OpenAI paywall/UI limits) - Solid API access + deep prompt chaining - Scalable hosting (I want to sell these, not just play) - Flexibility for complex workflows (not just “simple prompt + output” stuff) Bonus points if it supports white labeling or embedding. if you’ve actually moved your GPT out from the OpenAI ecosystem and can vouch for it, I’m all ears. Appreciate the wisdom.

We all see it—AI’s capabilities are accelerating exponentially, yet actual adoption is linear, and lagging far behind. In my AI coaching work, I’ve noticed a huge divide forming between: 🔹 A small group of AI Directors—people who are integrating AI into their workflows daily and seeing massive benefits. 🔹 And the vast majority, still dabbling, hesitant, or overwhelmed, struggling to move beyond experimentation. In my view the biggest AI advantage that people and companies can find right now isn’t technical—it’s behavioral. Simply getting into the habit of using AI for as much as possible. The real unlock happens when people shift from seeing AI as a tool they occasionally use to a multi-pronged system they actively customize and orchestrate. I explored this in a recent appearance on The Uncharted Way podcast, and then put the best video clips into an article for the We 💙 AI Substack: From AI Anxiety to AI Advantage Curious to hear your take—what’s been your biggest insight or challenge when it comes to promoting AI adoption that gets real results? What do you find are the most effective ways to lead people to their AI "Aha!" moment? 🚀

@Jason West Is there any news about a new edition of the ultimate ChatGPT Course? Thanks for sharing your thinking.

"Viewers are misled about the speed, accuracy, and fundamental mode of interaction with the model." https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/07/googles-best-gemini-demo-was-faked/