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That was a year faster than I was predicting. I sure hope they work. This could be the very beginning of the robot revolution. Think of all the jobs that will soon be displaced. 🤖🤯

TL;DR: This article proves SEO is powering ChatGPT's answers. Us SEOs are used to get point at the next thing to fall with every new update to the internet. Since about last year, with the arrival and increasing use of AI I've heard so many times "SEO is dead, AI will be doing all the searches by [insert day of next week here]". Yet, the need for SEO has boomed in the same time frame. I never understood why people wants AI to kill SEO so bad. By the way AI has been explained to me I've always thought it to be just faster Google as it takes basically everything it can get its claws on and formulate an answer based on that information; ergo, Search Engine Result Pages. Proof of this, at least with one AI, came out late last month in this beautiful article, which exposes ChatGPT uses up to 80% of Google Snippets to generate answers. Yes, AI has arrived to make SEO processes easier and faster, but SEO is still what keeps AI results relevant and I hardly see that changing. Do you also think SEO is on its way out?

Hey guys! I just completed an in-depth review of ChatGPT’s new browser, and found some interesting use cases! Check it out. Since producing the video, I found a few other cool use cases: A) unsubscribing from promotional emails. Tested, and worked great! Runs slow, but did at least 50 unsubscribes over a 30m run. B) searching your browser history: I stumbled into this today: ever get lost trying to find a webpage you visited in the last? Quickly ask ChatGPT (and tell it to check your browser history) and it did a great job - fast. Are there any other unique use cases you are finding for the new Atlas Browser? Do you think Google’s days are numbered?

TLDR: Nvidia is late and overpriced for what the offer is. For those of us who are trying to localize their ai and automate their small business DGX SPARK is not a good solution. Currently this device is for those early adopters who have deep pockets or work for the top 10 tech corporations as developers. Nvidia yet again delivers a product that is aimed to gate keep and preserve the advantage of the western world while leaving the 99% with nothing. AI bubble is loosing strength.