When a new technology breaks into the mainstream, it seems like a sudden and transformative shift. Naturally, a gold rush follows, as corporations, venture capitalists and enterprising entrepreneurs alike all scramble to invent the ideal use case, or at least the use case that can most quickly get to market and find traction.  You might remember that not too long ago, an iced tea company tried to create the ideal use case for blockchain.

The rush is on with natural language generation (NLG) and the recent commercialization breakthrough heralded with ChatGPT. Believe me, everyone I know is trying to figure out how to weave the NLG  into their own business model, including me.  As a writer, I’ve got a bone to pick with ChatGPT. As an entrepreneur, I hold a patent for the first commercial platform to use natural language generation in a corporate environment. So I’m forced to play both sides.

Back in 2010, sports data entrepreneurs, along with a handful of young developers, built a platform and an engine to create human-sounding content out of large sets of data, mostly sports data at that time. We didn’t call what we were doing NLG because we weren’t aware of the term yet. It hadn’t even been coined. We were just trying to do better sports data. We built a company around that platform called Automated Insights, which was acquired by private equity in 2015.

In the past algorithms analyzed the data and determined what could be said and when it should be said, paying special attention to patterns, deltas, trends, and milestones. In the closed universe of sports and eventually industries like finance, marketing and even healthcare, my algorithms could produce some pretty amazing and magical content. Thanks to Robbie and the coding team, we could spit out those articles at the rate of tens of  thousands per second, each one unique, each one reading like it was written by an industry professional.

¨Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.¨ Marie Curie

The advances in AI tools are awe-inspiring. And if you make money online (or want to) in any niche, you need a visible online presence, automation, and streamlining.  Naturally, only relying on AI tools will never do the trick. But not using them at all will leave you behind.  That is why I prepared seven new AI tools to help you make a profit online. So keep reading if you want to discover how AI can help you become unstoppable in your business.

TutorAI

Online education has become more reliable and effective than any college or MBA. And it doesn´t leave you with massive debts.

TutorAI is an innovative new AI tool that personalizes learning experiences for individuals based on their unique needs and learning styles. This means that you can learn anything you want, from basic math skills to advanced programming languages, in a way that is tailored specifically to your abilities and preferences. This can help anyone learn faster and focus on the chosen topics.

ReContent

Repurposing content can be time-consuming, but ReContent will help you to streamline it. With this new AI tool, you can generate Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram posts based on your existing content. This means you can easily share your content on multiple platforms without manually creating individual posts for each one.

The best part? ReContent’s AI-powered editor allows you to edit the generated posts further to ensure they fit your brand voice and messaging. This gives you complete control over how your content is presented on each platform.

ReContent is a valuable tool for anyone looking to repurpose their content more efficiently. Using AI-generated posts and an interactive editor can save time and ensure your content reaches a broader audience across various social media platforms.

Public Prompts

Public Prompts website provides general tools and knowledge that anyone can access. And if you need some extra help or guidance, our PublicPrompts Discord server is the perfect resource. Here, you can connect with other like-minded individuals and get help with anything related to Stable Diffusion, from running the AI locally to training models yourself.

The creator believes everyone should have access to the tools and knowledge they need to succeed, and he is committed to making that a reality through Public Prompts.

Fathom

Fathom is a podcast player offering various features to help users discover and enjoy podcasts. One of the most impressive features is its AI-powered search function, which allows users to search for specific topics or keywords within podcast episodes. This can be particularly helpful for finding detailed information or segments within longer episodes.

Fathom also offers transcripts, chapters, clipping, and highlights to enhance your listening experience. Transcripts make it easy to follow along with the conversation and can be especially useful if you prefer reading over listening. Chapters allow users to skip ahead or return to specific points within an episode while clipping and highlighting make it easy to save and share favorite moments.

Fathom is a great option if you are looking for a comprehensive podcast player with advanced features that make discovering and enjoying podcasts easier than ever before.

Fliki

Fliki is an innovative tool that turns text into videos with AI voices in just two minutes. With Fliki, you can easily create engaging and informative videos from your scripts or blog posts using realistic voices that sound like real people.

This is especially useful for businesses and individuals who want to create video content quickly and efficiently without spending hours recording their voiceovers. Fliki makes producing high-quality videos easy and more accessible.

tl;dv

If you’re tired of manually taking notes during meetings or struggling to remember important details from your calls with customers and prospects, tl;dv may be the solution you’ve been looking for. This AI meeting assistant records your calls and provides transcriptions and summaries of the key points discussed.

This can save you time and help ensure that important information is not missed or forgotten. With tl;dv, you can focus on actively participating in the conversation rather than worrying about taking notes or missing essential details. Plus, the platform integrates with popular video conferencing tools like Zoom and Google Meet, making it easy to use in your day-to-day work.

Thundercontent

Thundercontent is a new tool that utilizes artificial intelligence to help you overcome creative blocks and generate high-quality content in just minutes. Whether you need blog posts, product descriptions, or social media captions, Thundercontent can help.

With its advanced algorithms and machine learning capabilities, it can analyze your brand’s tone and style to ensure that the content it generates is unique, accurate, and on-brand. Best of all, Thundercontent allows you to focus on other essential aspects of your business while it takes care of your content creation process.

In conclusion, the rapid advancements in AI technology have revolutionized online money-making. While some may still be skeptical or confused about the potential of AI, Marie Curie’s words remind us that understanding and embracing new technologies is critical to overcoming fear and staying ahead.

This article explores seven unstoppable AI tools essential for monetizing the internet and achieving success in any niche. Let´s recap each of them:

• TutorAI– learn anything
• ReContent– repurpose content
• Public Prompts– prompts library
• Fathom– podcast player
• Fliki– turn text into videos
• td;lv– AI meeting assistant
• Thundercontent– create any content using AI

In today’s digital age, establishing a solid online presence is crucial, and AI tools offer assistance. These tools maximize efficiency and focus on what truly matters: growing your business.

However, it’s important to note that relying solely on AI tools is not the ultimate solution. Combining human intelligence with AI capabilities creates a harmonious blend that harnesses the best of both worlds. By leveraging AI tools strategically, you can unlock new opportunities, outperform competitors, and create a sustainable monetization strategy.   AI can help find an idea for monetization. Here are some ways AI can help:

Your editor as a member of the Innov8GA.org consortium of metro Atlanta and North Georgia entrepreneurship educators attended the organization’s fall conference Sept. 27th at the Emory University incubator The Hatchery. The theme of DE&I was enlightening to those outside of the specialty. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I), three words that have recently been grouped together are used to designate any role or initiative that aims to strengthen exactly what they define. The phrase also broadly outlines the efforts an institution takes ot create a more welcoming environment of people of less privileged identities.

*white anglo-saxon protestant. this usually refers to affluent people in the new england area, but also whites of “old money” in other areas throughout the country.

Two panels were outstanding, the first designing inclusive teaching for entrepreneurship and the second exploring inclusive accessibility to entrepreneurship ecosystems. Among the participants were educators from Spelman College’s Blackstone Launchpad, GA Tech’s Social Innovation Center, Emory University’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI), Georgia State’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) and practitioners from Goodie Nation, GA Tech’s VentureLab, the Peachtree Minority Venture Fund, and the HBCU Founders Initiative. These panel members by themselves represented diversity providing a wide spectrum of players in the field practicing D, E & I.

For a mainstream former entrepreneur and WASP* adjunct professor the discussions were heartfelt and revealing. One lady professor “told it like it is” flat saying access to entrepreneurship was limited by race. Metro Atlanta is the exception because it is the chief African American middle class city and an educational hub. For this reason these panels were a perfect representation of the Atlanta entrepreneurship ecosystem.

*White anglo-saxon protestant. this usually refers to affluent people in the new england area, but also whites of “old money” in other areas throughout the country.

Editor Clint was glad he was in attendance. Asking to address the group at the end of the second panel, I gave my own experience inside the community college system as a member of the advisory board to NACCE.com, the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship. I have seen first hand the impact entrepreneurship has on minorities and disadvantaged persons. It is simply impactful and changes the course of peoples lives. Our poster student is Rodney Walker who was growing up listless and a high school senior on the Southside of Chicago. Curious, he took an elective course in entrepreneurship, and his life changed abruptly. Not only did Rodney start his own business, but he applied to Morehouse College getting accepted on probation. The rest, as they say, is history (see https://www.nacce.com/contacts/rodney-walker#).

Entrepreneurship is an experiential learning experience, students learning by creating and building themselves often in teams. They learn self-efficacy, how to present in front of others, follow steps to build a new enterprise, and self satisfy their own work. It is a transformative experience because they begin to think entrepreneurially, the so-called entrepreneurial mindset takes over. They see opportunity and visions others do not, and they learn how to reduce risk to an acceptable level. In a mentor process they are exposed to successful role models and get one-on-one attention. Because the learning is fun, they improve in other areas of education and acquire interest, often becoming passionate about their work.

Among my travels across the U. S. to entrepreneurship programs and conferences, two programs stand out, and they were shared with the Innov8GA organization. One is the EEVF, the Everyday Entrepreneur Venture Fund run by NACCE.com and founded by a former college president and her husband, a tech business founder. The other is a well-know professor’s focus over time on poverty entrepreneurship. Dr. Mike Morris invented the Experimental Classroom for Entrepreneurship which I had the privilege of taking at the University of Florida. He has since moved onto Notre Dame University’s Keough School of Global Affairs and founded the UPBI Poverty Entrepreneurship Program. UPBI stands for Urban Poverty and Business Initiative, and designed to to advance knowledge and understanding of entrepreneurship as a vehicle for poverty alleviation.

Dr. Morris focus after forty years is this endeavor which has successful enrolled 23 communities as diverse at several U. S. cities, the UK, France, Germany, Uganda, Nigeria, Canada, Pakistan, Ecuador, Bolivia, South Africa, etc. Because poverty is pervasive throughout the world, entrepreneurship has success at raising populations not just economically but issue of food security, housing, chronic health problems, transportation, safety, limited education. and limited social networks. Through this program over 80% of a given cohort end up with a formalized operating business and 35% reach a place of sustainability. Families are able to move out of poverty and experience the self-efficacy, the belief one can be successful at a specific task, i. e., starting a small micro-business.

Entrepreneurship not only raises self-worth, but it teaches by experience developing abilities to present in front of others, social skills, and most importantly it is fun to create one’s own version of a personal concept. Low-income and disadvantaged individuals are just as talented and have the same aspirations as others with different circumstance but just have not had the same opportunities to grow. These program focused on less advantaged populations are truly the most life changing of any use of entrepreneurship. More and more foundations and non-profits are discovering the impact of training populations long neglected from independent business. We leave the reader with our NACCE.com “poster child”, one Rodney Walker, who took an entrepreneurship course in a Chicago Southside high school, got into Morehouse College on probation, and, as they say, “the rest is history.” You can read about his journey at https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-young-author-and-entrep_b_9632816. Editor.