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🚨🔥AI will obviously solve everything because hype is never ever wrong. Do you want to know a thing that will help you?!
I have an AI thing that does stuff like, I don’t know, let’s say sales or marketing…whatever. It’s amazing though and it won’t be replaced in a matter of days by a new model. You need this! Look at this AI-generated image!!
Do you want to see the thing I made? Just follow me and comment “Why am I doing this? I’m just falling for LinkedIn reaction chum. Do I really think this thing will do something for me? Who is this guy? I have no idea, but here I am commenting a very specific comment just so he can send me a DM with a Google Docs link but then add me to 500+ newsletters and LinkedIn pages I don’t want.” below.
(If you’re interested, you can find this post on LinkedIn.)
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