Crafting content for the AI-powered Creator | A fresh approach to prototyping with AI
Get my curated newsletter called Creators of All Trades 🔝 http://freshvanroot.com
| Newsletter | https://freshvanroot.com/?utm_source=masto |
| https://linkedin.com/in/rolfvanroot |
Nice try by Claude. Reached the limits of my 20/month pro account, it suggests a dynamic spending limit up to 2000/month.
Lately, I have had a lot of fun playing around with image editing in #ChatGPT
1) Asked ChatGPT to create the image of Jony and Sam with my face on it
2) Pasted a screenshot of the announcement blog and asked to add the generated picture and different copy.
Voila!
What if this is just a plan to build a huge email list :)
I would not be surprised.
How to create wireframes with AI - lots of options available.
Paper wireframes can be turned into digital wireframes in seconds, and it works quite good.
Apply this hack in your AI workflow: Let The #AI assistant create the prompt for you.
Easily one of the most underrated features.
What do I mean?
Provide examples of your previous work - the intended result - and ask AI to create a prompt to lead to such a result.
This is not only a shortcut, but a template you can share with your team and/or use as custom instructions across #Claude/#ChatGPT/#Gemini and others.
I do apply this trick often and I am quite happy with the results.
#Prototyping (with generative AI) mentioned as one of the key use cases by #Anthropic.
The Artifacts feature is now available on all plans. It allows users to generate and manage content like code snippets, text documents, or website designs in a dedicated window. You can also jump between versions.
See it in action:
You see a very simple app prototype for an app called BookSwipes (Tinder for Books). I created it by only typing prompts, including publishing it on the web.
It's not just a mockup. It includes sample data, a logo, user interface basic logic, and much more to make it a clickable prototype. This is no-code 2.0, without the need for specialty tools.
How does this work? You can see it here: https://freshvanroot.com/blog/prototyping-products-generative-ai/
Is your content "indexed" in AI chat systems?
I got curious and tested this with a specific how-to from the Fresh van Root blog that ranks well on Google.
Here's what I found:
• Perplexity proudly shows its sources (including us!)
• Google Bard also references Fresh van Root
• ChatGPT & Claude? Radio silence on sources
This raises important questions for content marketers:
- How do we track our content's use in AI systems?
- What about proper attribution?
- Is this a one-way street with
