We Secretly Entered an AI into a Blogging Competition. How did it do?

Ai should be used to write Biden's speeches for a comedy.

Does it produce duplicate content tho?

try using conversio AI unlimited plan or copy ai you will be amazing

Gpt 3 is much better, so if you’re testing with gpt 2 you’re going to see a big difference!

Techradar says that writesonic is the star AI.

Interesting video – Hey Jim, why don't you guys just create an AI article writer based on the structure of article writing you teach? Seams to be the best way forward. What do you think?

The first blog post makes more sense when you watch Vader's Vlog about his search for quiche. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0R3ljWeE4o

You site hit by China Virus. :p lets see how you will recover.

You made a reasonable Point about research! You really think you're up to date with this stuff GPT-3 I don't think so you're examples word GPT-2 and already the community has jumped all over the latest

I've seen several working examples of good content for reasonable price like copy.ai Around $20 to 35 a month

I knew this thing was going to be big. GPT-3 is where it's at apps with GPT-2 already well over year old ,That's not the only app around. There are other apps

Market Muse is a very powerful tool for doing initial research on a topic. But there is another similar product, frase.io, which also produces very good content briefs. The Content Briefs produced by Frase are truly impressive … especially considering they only use the top 20 search results to do their research (compared to thousands of results used by MarketMuse. I would estimate that these content briefs from Frase have accelerated my article writing speed by a factor of 3 or 4. And THAT is what both these companies state is their purpose…accelerating content development…not writing content.

I took advantage of deals on AppSumo to get lifetime subscriptions to BOTH these products so I have been able to dive pretty deep into both systems. The subscription with Frase is much more generous with access to their tools…and includes unlimited access to their Content Brief tool. But I have to say that I am really impressed with the approach MarketMuse takes in their Content Brief structure. Their content score objective is what they believe will establish you as a knowledgeable expert on the topic of the article. And that is the important factor about MarketMuse. Their objective is to help you start looking like an expert on the topic…not simply covering the topic more completely than the top 20 articles in the search results.

MarketMuse is definitely NOT targeted at the startup world or the individual blogger. The $1,499 price tag you were so shocked at for their Pro-level subscription is actually the LOWEST price for their Pro-level service…and that is the monthly price based on paying for an annual subscription. The ACTUAL price for their lowest level Pro subscription is $18,000 paid annually. Their highest published Pro-level subscription costs $60,000 for an annual subscription. Even at these lofty prices, the Content Briefs, First Drafts, and Final Drafts are NOT included in the subscriptions. You do get a few credits for these premium features. But at $100 per credit, when you run out, these services need to be amazingly productive for them to get companies to pay for them. My lifetime subscription is also highly metered with my 3-code purchase caped at 70 queries a month. These queries are used to do the article analysis and generate all the data MarketMuse uses to generate their Content Briefs…but the information is not assembled into a finished brief. (I can increase my monthly queries by buying more codes through AppSumo…all the way up to 265 queries a month …but access to the premium tools (Content Briefs, First Drafts, and Final Drafts) takes credits and I only got 10 credits with the AppSumo deal…so I don't have much experience with the premium features.)

It is quite easy to run up to around $1,000 of costs for running an article through MarketMuse if you use all three of their premium services to produce the article. You also need to be careful with clicking on the submit button for their regular services because each time you do,, it counts as one of your queries. What I have heard them say, is that these premium services are best used for generating long-form Pillar articles. If you focus on using MarketMuse's premium services for generating 10,000 or 15,000 or even 20,000-word articles, their prices may be more affordable for those long-form articles. But, for 1,000-word articles, MarketMuse definitely is being eclipsed by Frase. And if you stop at the First Draft …and do not pay as much as 8 credits on a Final Draft, you can keep your cost for generating very well written First Drafts of very long articles for a couple hundred dollars each.

I watched a long interview with one of the founders of MarketMuse talking about their First Draft and Final Draft products. Based on that interview I would say that they are really using extremely high prices as a limiting factor while they are continuing the development of these tools. And having the software out in the wild where it is being pushed by real-world users will definitely help them move forward to where they can truly generate passable written articles instead of just providing research tools for writers. But I could tell by his excitement about what they are developing in their labs that they are going to have some really interesting products rolling out…probably during the remainder of 2021. If you are a low cost ($0.015 per word) writer, I would be VERY worried about my job in the next 12 to 18 months. If you are a $0.10 per word writer, you may have a little bit more breathing room…but you should NOT be very comfortable depending on writing blog articles as a career very much longer.

What really impressed me is that with all the hype about GPT-2 and GPT-3, MarketMuse writing tools are based on completely independently developed technology. They are serious about automating content generation and we all should be watching them closely.

Just my thoughts…

Hey guys I'm in a Asian country and how do I target US audience? Should I use a VPN or something ?

Haha the osterclip text was AWESOME!

Wow, Osterclip just got accepted into the Oxford English dictionary , well done guys !!