Hey, I have some really exciting news. I've found a company that has been dabbling with machine learning algorithms (AI) that write content from scratch.

And I don't mean "AI" tools that are a bunch of IF-THEN statements, at best.

As you might have heard last year, Elon Musk's OpenAI published a blog about their research into content writing AI, or what they call language models. It happened after years of research and millions $$ spent in computing power. The language model was writing almost perfect articles with only limited text input.

They were supposed to open source everything but did not want to because of "malicious actors" that could exploit it for their means. I'm positive they did not mean SEOs.

You know where this is going. A lot changed since then and there have been multiple algos published and this company has continued testing. Now, they've not spent millions of dollars or had top AI scientists on payroll to create the algo. But there's also no need for it for SEO content.

So they've created a new product, called Kafkai, the first AI generator for article writing available to the general public.

There's still some polishing to do for the algo to be fully usable out-of-box, but that's why you're be getting a fantastic offer.

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I'll see you inside,

Hey, there's a limited-time offer for a new tool that has the potential to fully replace writers for your PBN blogs and other SEO content.

The company behind it has spent in total more than six figures experimenting with machine learning, and the've come * really * close to one-click articles that are usable immediately.

Here’s an excerpt from an article generated by Kafkai:

Yep, that's a robot teaching you how to be smart with your finances.

The articles come out more than 90% cheaper than your regular SEO articles.

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This will probably be the best deal you'll get this year.

Hey,

I received questions about how AI writing works so this is a semi-short non-technical overview. Here's what the team at Kafkai sent me when I asked how it works:

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We start by using a machine-learning algorithm that was open-sourced by an organization and we've been working with it for more than a year. It requires some serious hardware to run and train and then additional hardware to generate articles.

The base model for the algo was trained by feeding it websites from the internet. This model can write on anything.

That said, the "seed" (a starting paragraph or title) you give it significantly impacts the results. You can get an amazing article, but you can also get gibberish if it doesn't like the seed for some reason. There is still trial and error with the generation, and because the algo is a complete black-box (as all machine-learning algos are), you need to test to see what works.

We then trained new models by feeding them hundreds of thousands of niche articles. The model now has a better idea about what and how it should write. When you want to write about a specific topic, you use this model and the results are much, much better than with the base model.

If you give it a paragraph from a different niche it will be totally lost and produce gibberish. If you give it a good seed, then you might receive something pretty amazing. Here's an example where I seeded a paragraph about phishing and chose cyber security niche:

Let's first fully appreciate that this paragraph was written by a computer and it took only a few clicks! Not only is it solid in style and grammar, but it also actually makes sense as an article on phishing.

Not all paragraphs in the article came out this amazing but with 5-10 minutes of editing, the article could've easily be published to a PBN. If you have an article writer or a VA that can do this, you're golden. You could easily have them publish articles on your PBNs daily. If they spend an hour and they can publish 5-10 new unique articles daily.

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Pretty amazing, right?

If you think that would work in your business, then this will be one of the best purchases you make this year. All they ask is that you generate at least 10-15 articles with different seeds to really test what the model can do.

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