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Have you heard this yet? Anthropic just confirmed today, August 11, that new Claude models will begin adding machine-readable watermarks to generated text and provenance information to supported files. Eventually, this is expected to extend across Claude products. Your first thought might be: “So everyone will know when I use AI?” But I think it's important to understand that it's not as black & white as that. A watermark may indicate that Claude processed the content. BUT, It doesn’t necessarily mean Claude created the idea. You could write an entire article yourself and ask Claude to proofread it...and the finished content may still indicate AI involvement. So what does this mean for entrepreneurs or women using AI like us? Well, here are my simple thoughts on this: - Keep your drafts. Save notes, outlines, research, and version history when authorship or IP matters. - Know the difference between AI-assisted and AI-created. Using AI to edit your thinking isn’t the same as outsourcing the thinking itself. - Build around your intellectual capital. Your experiences, frameworks, opinions, and results become even more valuable as AI-generated content becomes commonplace. - Don’t treat AI detection as proof of authorship. AI involvement doesn’t automatically mean AI originated the work. Perhaps the bigger shift is this: Proving your process may become almost as important as publishing the finished product. 👇 Would AI watermarks change how you use Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI tool, or would you be comfortable saying: “Yes, I use AI in my business, but the ideas, expertise, and decisions are mine.”

And... I wasn't ready for the result. 😅 Try this with your own offer ⬇️ PROMPT: "Act as a skeptical potential customer. I'm going to give you my offer below. Tell me why you would NOT buy it. Identify anything confusing, unnecessary, too vague, missing, or unconvincing. Then tell me exactly what I could change to make the offer more compelling." Then paste your offer. The magic isn't asking AI: "Is this a good offer?" Of course it's going to try to be nice. 😂 Ask it to find the objections instead. That's where the useful feedback lives. 👇 If you try this, come back and tell us: What was the biggest hole AI found? 🤔 Someone else's answer might help you spot something in your own business too.

Many of the most popular chat models have gotten upgraded voice chat capabilities, and I'm curious... is there anyone else out there who loves just having a "conversation" with their AI chat tool? I usually use ChatGPT's voice chat option when I'm out walking or driving because I find it's the best time for brainstorming sessions. And I love the Juniper voice option. What about you? Voice Chat or Text? And if Voice Chat... which tool do you like best?