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An FT op-ed argues AI will transform creative jobs rather than kill them, pointing to history for evidence.
Over 70 percent of workers hold nineteenth-century occupations. Which of today’s job titles makes it to 2126?
Today in the “Incredible AI” world:
- FT Says AI Will Reward Human Charisma
- Many Big Firms Adopt Trump AI Rebrand
- UK Gets Early Look At Top AI Models
- Find Winning YouTube Ideas Using AI Data
- 5 Super-Useful AI Tools You Should Try
- Top AI-Generated Image of the Day
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Research Finds AI Will Reshape Creative Work:
A Financial Times op-ed argues AI will reshape the creative class rather than wipe it out. Routine work fades, while judgment, charisma, and human connection gain value. The rewards may not spread evenly.
Things to Know:
- Plenty Of Suspects: Over 200,000 media, film, and arts jobs disappeared in four years. Streaming cutbacks, Hollywood strikes, and offshoring share responsibility.
- Old Jobs Endure: Swedish data shows technology-created jobs often stay small, then fizzle. Over 70 percent of today’s workers hold nineteenth-century occupations.
- Hiring Gets Personal: Stanford research finds fewer 22-to-25-year-olds landing AI-exposed jobs. Elite firms still hire them, now prizing client skills over grunt work.
- The Superstar Problem: Only 2 percent of creators clear $100,000 yearly, whereas nearly 40 percent earn nothing. MrBeast-sized paychecks remain statistical unicorns.
For anyone building an audience, the takeaway stings a little. AI can hand one person the production power of an entire studio, yet attention keeps concentrating at the top. Tools multiply; audiences don’t.
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More Tech Company Adopt Trump AI Rebrand:
President Donald Trump wants AI renamed “super intelligence,” and Silicon Valley is playing along. Salesforce, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Elon Musk quickly embraced the new term. The public, mostly, has not budged.
Things to Know:
- Mandatory Vocabulary: An executive order makes government agencies say “super intelligence.” Anyone still saying “artificial intelligence” is, per Trump, “THE ENEMY.”
- Fast Followers: Elon Musk promised SpaceXAI would become SpaceXSI. Within hours, Salesforce turned AIForce into SIForce, which sounds suspiciously like a sneeze.
- Nvidia’s Angle: Jensen Huang calls AI’s dangers overblown and has plenty riding on Trump. Nvidia’s $1 billion science pledge includes “super intelligence research.”
- Microsoft Joins In: Microsoft’s Satya Nadella urged an “emergency brake” for AI. His post called the technology “super intelligence” repeatedly, perfectly on message.
Silicon Valley spent Trump’s first term at odds with him and his second term courting him. A vocabulary swap costs these companies almost nothing. The real question is what they’d refuse to surrender.
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US Lets UK Test OpenAI Models Early:
Britain’s AI Security Institute can again test OpenAI and Anthropic models before release. Washington had required White House sign-off first, and London lobbied to reverse it. Nobody is promising it lasts.
Things to Know:
- The Backstory: Last month, Washington told OpenAI and Anthropic to withhold models until deemed secure. Outside evaluators needed White House approval first.
- Bug Hunting: Two government pilots used frontier AI to uncover over 1,000 potential vulnerabilities. Narayan launched a task force targeting rogue attacks.
- The Anthropic Wrinkle: Trump’s government blocked Anthropic’s latest models from foreign nationals. Bloomberg reports Anthropic kept its latest Mythos from AISI without explanation.
- The Fine Print: Microsoft’s Brad Smith says Britain should lead global AI regulation. Narayan admits dependence on American technology makes permanence uncertain.
Frontier AI is now treated like strategic infrastructure, and access depends on diplomacy as much as engineering. Britain got its seat back this time. Seats granted by someone else can always be revoked.
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How to Write YouTube Scripts Faster Using AI:
Coming up with YouTube video ideas is hard enough. Then you have to research the topic, write a script that actually keeps people watching, design a thumbnail, and somehow do all of that again next week. Most creators either burn out or start posting less. Neither is great for a channel.
​Subscribr is an AI tool built specifically for YouTube creators. It finds proven video ideas using real performance data, writes scripts in your voice, and generates thumbnails, all in one place and in about 12 minutes per video.
Here’s how to use it:
- Connect your YouTube channel: Sign up and link your channel so Subscribr can learn your niche, your audience, and how you communicate. This context is what makes the scripts sound like you instead of a generic AI output.
- Get data-backed video ideas: Subscribr scans over 100,000 YouTube channels and surfaces videos that are getting 2x to 10x more views than usual in your niche. These are your content blueprints. You pick an idea and move straight to scripting without second-guessing whether the topic will perform.
- Write your script with AI: Choose a proven framework like Problem-Agitation-Solution or Storytelling, and Subscribr builds a full script with a hook, structure, and outro. The Canvas editor lets you refine it in real time with AI feedback on pacing and retention while you edit.
- Remix viral videos into your own content: Paste any viral video URL and Subscribr breaks down exactly why it worked. The hook, the structure, the retention triggers. Then it rewrites that formula using your expertise so you get an original script built on a proven foundation.
- Generate a thumbnail from your script: Once your script is ready, the AI Thumbnail Studio generates publish-ready thumbnail options based on your video idea. You can also clone the style of any competitor’s thumbnail if you want to match a look that is already working in your niche.
If you are a YouTube creator spending four or five hours per video on research and writing, this is the kind of tool that actually gives that time back.
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Today's Poll:
| Q) Should AI companies share training data sources publicly? |
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Vote and find out the result tomorrow.
Yesterday's Result:
Q) Will AI reduce the need for personal brands?
- A) Yes, output becomes abundant - 25%
- B) No, trust still human - 75% đź‘‘
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​Murf Dub: Translate and dub videos using realistic AI voiceovers.
​Bardeen AI: Automate repetitive browser tasks and workflows with AI-powered triggers.
​PromptLayer: Track, manage, and analyze AI prompts used across applications.
​Promptmetheus: Build and test advanced prompt chains visually for AI apps.
​Noty.ai: Turn meeting conversations into organized notes and task lists instantly.
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The Lost Heroine Guards the Pumpkin Field:
Prompt:
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"An eerie oil painting of a red haired Superwoman tied to a cross,. Her gaunt face is replaced by a crudely stitched burlap scarecrow mask with wide, blank eyes that glow a sickly green, and her iconic blue and red turtleneck superman suit is tattered and crudely stitched to her body. as a scarecrow in an evil pumpkin field field at night"
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