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Jim Ptycia

AI Communicator/Agent Builder/Futurist

Jim Ptycia is a renowned expert in Content Production and Content Promotion with a focus on visual (videos and enhanced photos), written media (copywriting), and Social Networks, primarily Facebook.

Jim Ptycia has obtained education studying at Life.

He currently serves as the Owner at JPCC and has previously owned Me.

Highlights

Aug 7 · linkedin

Chances are, you are not thinking of this when writing content these days.

If you are a creator, it's time to start thinking about writing for AI, and not necessarily for people. The future of the internet is most likely AI Search, so as a creator, you will want to write content that an AI can easily read, which it then provides to the user.

AI's love order and structure, so here is a great tip.

When writing for AI, using headings, including H1, H2, and H3, is important for structuring content effectively for the AI to read. Within a website, we can add that metadata to a piece of text, but how does an AI read it from a piece of text?

Hashtags.

Indicates H1

H2

H3

Use this markdown technique to help the AI understand your content easily and quickly.

AI itself is in a race to zero. The mechanism of how it works is getting better and better and cheaper. However, the ability and knowledge on how to create more effective and efficient content for AI is a new skill and in demand.

Message me if you want to learn more about how to become an expert at AI content. Because in the very near future, we'll be asking AI for the answers to almost everything, and if you are providing the most readable and effective answers, that will be a leading edge in business.

So write for AI, not for people.

As a side, Perplexity AI is mulling a concept of paying for content that the AI uses and google search is relying heavily on snippets. (content AI uses to answer search inquiries)

May 4 · linkedin

As AI continues to evolve, the question of whether AI can think becomes increasingly intriguing. While AI can process vast amounts of data and perform complex tasks, true "thinking" remains a unique human capability. However, AI's ability to simulate reasoning and decision-making is reshaping industries and pushing the boundaries of what technology can achieve. What are your thoughts on AI's potential to think?

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