Today on Bagel Bots:

• 🤯 Companies are spending a ton of money on AI, not people

• ⚡️ Fresh tech of the day - Minitailz

• 📰 The latest AI and tech news

• 🤖 Cool new apps for you to check out

• 🧠 Today’s Tip: Product Descriptions With ChatGPT

• 💡 Today’s Inspiration: Don’t look successful. Be successful.

(Read time: five minutes) - Fun fact: I never change this.

Many stories infer that AI will not lead to the displacement of human jobs, and I think it’s naive to believe that. While I am not sitting here hoping robots replace all jobs on Earth, I still expect it to happen.

Bagel Bots exists for me to share thoughts, feelings, and news, and I think this article makes a great (and scary point).

Companies want to invest serious money into AI, not necessarily their people.

🔗 The tech sector is pouring billions of dollars into AI. But it keeps laying off humans

I made the image above in DALL-E with a prompt of the heading of the article and the aspect ratio I wanted:

The tech sector is pouring billions of dollars into AI. But it keeps laying off humans --ar 16:9

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Cool Tech: Minitailz

I work in the pet space, and my dogs are my entire life. When I see fantastic tech for dogs, I get excited. This awesome gadget was released at CES, and it’s a good reminder that awesome tech and AI for our pets are just as important as they are for us.

Meet Minitailz.

🔗 You can learn more and order here.

Latest News.

🔗 Victoria’s Secret & Co. to Create New AI-Powered Shopping Experiences with Google Cloud

My take: Calling it now—2024 is the year we use AI and tech to shop online and be more accurate to ensure things fit us perfectly.

🔗 Gaming voice actors blindsided by 'garbage' union AI deal

My take: This is scary, right? Let’s say you are a fantastic voice actor, and AI creates a voice that is just like yours but just a little bit off so they can replace you. Yikes.

🔗 OpenAI-Backed Humanoid Maker Gets $100 Million in EQT-Led Round

My take: Many companies are working hard on humanoid robots for the home. People, our Jetsons dreams are coming to life. Very exciting.

🔗 AI Discovers That Not Every Fingerprint Is Unique

My take: I have seen enough episodes of Law & Order and CSI to know this is a big deal.

🔗 Can AI predict your death?

My take: If you could know, would you want to know? “An AI model fed data on Denmark’s residents was able to accurately predict who would die within four years 79% of the time.”

Fresh Apps to Play With

Speaking of OpenAI creating a custom GPT store, here are five awesome custom GPTs to play with today:

• 🔗 happyml - Custom Chat AI For Your Company

• 🔗 NFT Collection Generator with AI - Generate various NFT collections in different styles using only your keyboard and AI magic

• 🔗 Clearword - Real-time AI meeting assistant that creates summary notes and completes actions live during your calls

• 🔗 EchoTalent - Harnesses the power of AI to transform your job search into a strategic mission

• 🔗 ReplyGuy - Get Leads from social media using auto-replies

Check these custom GPTs out, and let me know what you think. Reply to this email or tweet me directly.

Today’s Tip: Product Descriptions With ChatGPT

Writing product descriptions is really difficult, and many deal with writer’s block when doing it. Today, I will teach you how to simplify it with ChatGPT. Everything you need is below.

First, we’ll have to give extreme detail to ChatGPT to ensure we get great results. This is the information you’ll need to have ready:

1. Product Name and Category: Clearly state the name and category of the product. This helps in setting the context and focusing on industry-specific language.
2. Key Features: List the main features of the product that you want to highlight. These could be technical specifications, unique selling points, or any special attributes that make the product stand out.
3. Target Audience: Describe the target audience for the product. Knowing the intended customer helps in tailoring the language, tone, and focus of the description to appeal directly to that demographic.
4. Tone and Style: Specify the desired tone and style of the writing. Whether it's formal, casual, playful, or sophisticated, this will guide the mood of the description.
5. SEO Keywords: If you have specific keywords that need to be included for SEO purposes, list them. This ensures the product description is not only engaging but also optimized for search engines.
6. Length Requirements: Mention if there’s a specific word count or length limitation for the product description.
7. Any Necessary Compliance or Restrictions: Note if there are any industry-specific compliance requirements or restrictions (like not making certain claims).
8. Competitive Edge: If there are aspects of the product that give it a competitive edge in the market, mention these. This can include comparisons without directly naming competitors.
9. Emotional Appeal: Indicate if you want the description to evoke a certain emotion or feeling in the reader, such as excitement, trust, or curiosity.
10. Call to Action: If you want a call to action included at the end of the description, specify what it should be (e.g., "Order now", "Contact us for more information").

An example prompt:

Write a product description for 'AquaClear Water Filter', a home water filtration system. Key features include three-stage filtration, easy installation, and eco-friendly materials. Target audience: environmentally conscious homeowners. The tone should be informative and reassuring, with a touch of sophistication. Include SEO keywords: 'eco-friendly water filter', 'clean drinking water at home', 'easy-install filtration system'. The description should be about 150 words, emphasize its efficiency compared to other market options, and end with a call to action encouraging the reader to make a purchase for a healthier home.

And just like that, you’ll get an incredible product description to tighten up, mold, and use for your website and other online avenues. Enjoy!

Today’s Inspiration: Don’t look successful. Be successful.

No one loves cool stuff, fancy hotels, or wonderful experiences more than me. And if you’ve got it, go do it. But if you’re still building wealth and your life, you’re better off building an investment portfolio than your luxury wardrobe.

In my opinion—success is comfort and freedom, not a closet or garage full of stuff.