#Influencer is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 139 people shared 595 posts with it β around 20 a day. Activity is down 12% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 30 with 31 posts.
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#socialmedia #videomarketing #influencermarketing #youtube #analytics | Scott M. Graffius
If you work in livestreaming, video content, or audience analytics, then don't miss Net Influencer's article, "Livestream Analytics Platform Streams Charts Adds YouTube VOD Tracking." Honored that th...
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AI Influencer Matt Husk's Viral Videos Expose Chatbot Weaknesses, Prompting Collaboration Offers
Matt Husk, a social media influencer with over 2 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, has gained significant attention for his videos that deliberately test and expose the limitations of AI chatbots. His content, which includes making absurd requests to models like ChatGPTβsuch as asking it to count to 100 or beatboxβhas gone viral, highlighting the models' inability to perform simple tasks accurately. Husk's videos have earned him the moniker 'Sam Altman's worst nightmare,' referencing OpenAI's CEO, who acknowledged the timer issue demonstrated in one of Husk's videos during a podcast appearance. Husk has declined multiple collaboration offers from major AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI (Elon Musk's AI division), which reportedly offered him a Tesla for a week if he exclusively promoted their models. OpenAI initially sought to collaborate by offering early access to a patch for the timer issue in exchange for his account details, but Husk refused, stating he was not interested in the minimal compensation offered. The influencer has also secured brand partnerships with CeraVe and Ninja, and is developing an original series with The Onion, where he learns skills from humans rather than AI. Husk explained that while he frequently interacts with AI to generate video ideas, he avoids using it for creative ideation because he prefers his own unique concepts over AI-generated ones. His approach has prompted AI companies to increasingly market their models as capable of handling everyday tasks, such as meal planning and enrolling children in school, though Husk's videos consistently reveal the models' shortcomings in practical applications. The WIRED World Fair interview highlighted Husk's growing influence in the AI space, with major labs seeking his collaboration despite his refusal to partner with them on their terms.
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A humanidade precisa saber.Para se preparar.#Influencer #masviews #Celebrities #famosos #holofotes
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AI Influencer Matt Husk's Viral Videos Expose Chatbot Weaknesses, Prompting Collaboration Offers
Matt Husk, a social media influencer with over 2 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, has gained significant attention for his videos that deliberately test and expose the limitations of AI chatbots. His content, which includes making absurd requests to models like ChatGPTβsuch as asking it to count to 100 or beatboxβhas gone viral, highlighting the models' inability to perform simple tasks accurately. Husk's videos have earned him the moniker 'Sam Altman's worst nightmare,' referencing OpenAI's CEO, who acknowledged the timer issue demonstrated in one of Husk's videos during a podcast appearance. Husk has declined multiple collaboration offers from major AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI (Elon Musk's AI division), which reportedly offered him a Tesla for a week if he exclusively promoted their models. OpenAI initially sought to collaborate by offering early access to a patch for the timer issue in exchange for his account details, but Husk refused, stating he was not interested in the minimal compensation offered. The influencer has also secured brand partnerships with CeraVe and Ninja, and is developing an original series with The Onion, where he learns skills from humans rather than AI. Husk explained that while he frequently interacts with AI to generate video ideas, he avoids using it for creative ideation because he prefers his own unique concepts over AI-generated ones. His approach has prompted AI companies to increasingly market their models as capable of handling everyday tasks, such as meal planning and enrolling children in school, though Husk's videos consistently reveal the models' shortcomings in practical applications. The WIRED World Fair interview highlighted Husk's growing influence in the AI space, with major labs seeking his collaboration despite his refusal to partner with them on their terms.
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A humanidade precisa saber.Para se preparar.#Influencer #masviews #Celebrities #famosos #holofotes
YouTube video by Tatiane Simoneto fernandes
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Jelly Bean Brains: Jameliz Smith, Cars and Career
Who is Jelly Bean Brains? Explore Jameliz Smith's TikTok rise, viral car videos, podcast revelations, family ties and online career.
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