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There's a big-brained geopolitical analyst i respect called Evan whose takes seem to have a way of coming true. He's been posting regularly about the war situation with Iran / Israel / USA, but there's only so much time in the day, so i used AI to scrape his...

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SECRET AI POWER TOOL. All modern Apple iOS phones have a a free powerful tool called “Recorder”. Not only is it a great way to take “notes”, it is a great way to get text to train your AI mode on your ideas, questions or statements. The built-in speech-to-text I use hourly. In fact this posting was made this way last night while I was driving. I also have been carrying a full off-Internet local voice memo device for decades for all of my audio interactions (WITH PERMISSION), not to use as evidence, but to build my high context AI, I call The Intelligence Amplifier. The Recorder app is used by me as a way to make quick snippets of my intentional audio. It is a “secret” to many, but I can say it is one. Very powerful free AI tool. I trained a small AI model on small engine repair by having a 71 year mechanic still working just explain in words everything he is doing over the course of 6 months, just his guiding voice. I hope to one source this. I also use this to send long prompts to Mr. Grok CEO ideas I have in our board of directors meetings. Give it a try. The dots in the upper right corner will have a Transcription option.
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SECRET AI POWER TOOL. All modern Apple iOS phones have a a free powerful tool called “Recorder”. Not only is it a great way to take “notes”, it is a great way to get text to train your AI mode on your ideas, questions or statements. The built-in speech-to-text I use hourly. In fact this posting was made this way last night while I was driving. I also have been carrying a full off-Internet local voice memo device for decades for all of my audio interactions (WITH PERMISSION), not to use as evidence, but to build my high context AI, I call The Intelligence Amplifier. The Recorder app is used by me as a way to make quick snippets of my intentional audio. It is a “secret” to many, but I can say it is one. Very powerful free AI tool. I trained a small AI model on small engine repair by having a 71 year mechanic still working just explain in words everything he is doing over the course of 6 months, just his guiding voice. I hope to one source this. I also use this to send long prompts to Mr. Grok CEO ideas I have in our board of directors meetings. Give it a try. The dots in the upper right corner will have a Transcription option.

Brian Roemmele

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beomgyu’s thoughts on ai creations ⭐️ 🧸 can i say something? i hope you listen to this without misunderstanding me 🧸 ai has developed a lot in a very short amount of time, right? 🦌 i feel like i know what you’re going to say, please continue 🧸 it has developed a lot in a short span of time and that ai has been helping us a lot in our real lives but when regular people make videos or music using ai…i believe that there needs to be a clear label that says that they’ve used ai 🧸 when i watch videos on youtube or instagram reels or listen to music…there are a lot of times when i wonder if it’s real or ai because ai has developed so much 🦌 that’s true, even when i watch youtube shorts and if the person acts really strange, there have been times when i’m like “is this real or fake?” 🧸 yeah that’s why i really believe that when people like us, who are not professionals in ai, use ai, there needs to be a clear notation that says that ai was used in creating it
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beomgyu’s thoughts on ai creations ⭐️ 🧸 can i say something? i hope you listen to this without misunderstanding me 🧸 ai has developed a lot in a very short amount of time, right? 🦌 i feel like i know what you’re going to say, please continue 🧸 it has developed a lot in a short span of time and that ai has been helping us a lot in our real lives but when regular people make videos or music using ai…i believe that there needs to be a clear label that says that they’ve used ai 🧸 when i watch videos on youtube or instagram reels or listen to music…there are a lot of times when i wonder if it’s real or ai because ai has developed so much 🦌 that’s true, even when i watch youtube shorts and if the person acts really strange, there have been times when i’m like “is this real or fake?” 🧸 yeah that’s why i really believe that when people like us, who are not professionals in ai, use ai, there needs to be a clear notation that says that ai was used in creating it

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