@Evelyn Weiss 👀

@Kathy Fluch haven't cracked it yet... Elementor is a fickle beast 🤣

@Lees Garcia OMG it is too good now! I do everything in there now! I even am importing all the chats from the last year+ from my ChatGPT account to uncover all the gold nuggets I forgot!! The Notion Agent and custom agents are insane! have you tried those love?

@Lees Garcia Amazing!!! I now have it create the outline for my emails from my daily journals, outline my blogs, schedule my launches and so much more! It really is like having a little army of VA's running around 🤖

@Shelly Heinrichs I asked my Chatty who knows everything about me ... PASTING the convo in here so you can read if you want to 🫶🏻 My takeaway isn’t panic. It’s preparedness.Regulation around AI is increasing globally, yes. But this doesn’t mean creators need to freeze or freak out. It means we build smarter foundations. For me, that looks like: - continuing to build owned assets like email and community - being transparent about how I use AI - positioning AI as a co-pilot inside a human-led system - staying informed without letting fear drive decisions I'm Gen X .. From BEFORE the internet 🤣 The internet has always evolved. The creators who last are the ones who build infrastructure, not just content. _____ Q - Is there any nuance to this bestie? Jacky, yes. There’s nuance. A lot of it. And when something sounds like “declaration of war on the internet,” my nerd radar lights up. First, the factual layer. India did update its IT Rules and advisory guidance around deepfakes and unlawful AI content. Platforms are required to act quickly once notified of certain illegal content. But the “three-hour” framing is more complex than the video implies. Typically, takedown clocks start after a valid notice is received, and they apply to clearly unlawful content under existing law. That is not the same as “identify every AI-generated post in three hours.” The operational burden is real, but the apocalypse framing is doing heavy lifting here. Second, the math argument. Yes, YouTube gets 500 hours per minute. But platforms already rely heavily on automated moderation systems for copyright, terrorism content, child exploitation, etc. They’ve been doing that for years. This isn’t some brand-new technical impossibility. It’s an expansion of an already automated ecosystem. The scary part isn’t that AI will moderate AI. That’s already the case. The question is how well those systems handle context, satire, and edge cases. That’s where nuance matters.

@Amanda Owens

@Kathy Fluch I do now!!! And can I say that I love that you said that out loud? "I know that you make your pixies" 🥹 so fun seeing my made up names get a life of their own 🤗 So up until I have been alpha testing the Notion Custom Agents, my pixies were only in ChatGPT, NOW I already have 5 flying around in Notion and I expect to FULLY be Notion Pixie very Soon!!! The way I build them they are way better than the GPT'S. Why don't you come an join us in SSS and learn all about it! The custom agents are goi g to be released soon to the public beta!!

@Sisi Hennessy