These are deterministic, source-backed cards from the offline export. They are not live AI answers.
For AI visibility, prompt research currently requires guessing likely prompts, running them through LLMs, identifying cited/referring sources, and getting clients mentioned there or creating better sources.
@@tjrobertson52 · asserts
People like me wanna know what you're typing into ChatGPT. In fact, you wanna know it so badly that there's now a multi million dollar industry around collecting this prompt data. So I wanna talk about why this data is so valuable, why it's so hard to get, and what it can mean for the future. Every month, more and more people are using large language mode...
Your ChatGPT prompts = $$$. Companies are paying millions to know what you're typing. Here's...
@@tjrobertson52 · 2025-08-14
People like me wanna know what you're typing into ChatGPT. In fact, you wanna know it so badly that there's now a multi million dollar industry around collecting this prompt data. So I wanna talk about why this data is so valuable, why it's so hard to get, and what it can mean for the future. Every month, more and more people are using large language mode...
People like me wanna know what you're typing into ChatGPT. In fact, you wanna know it so badly that there's now a multi million dollar industry around collecting this prompt data. So I wanna talk about why this data is so valuable, why it's so hard to get, and what it can mean for the future. Every month, more and more people are using large language models to make big decisions. A lot of these decisions are purchase decisions. I think we're quickly entering a world where most purchase decisions are at least som...
search terms people type into search engines. And this is because Google shares that data. ChatGPT does not share that data. Now I think in the future, more and more of these AI searches are gonna be done in Google using Google's AI mode. And while Google does share that data, they currently only share searches that are performed many times. This is largely for privacy reasons. If a lot of people search for the same term, they can aggregate that data into a single data point. So you can't extract any personal in...
Cookie preferences
We use necessary cookies to run the site and optional cookies to understand what pages are useful. You can accept all, reject non-essential cookies, or manage preferences.