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In less than a year, Google made scraping 10× harder
AI Thinks the Internet Is Reddit. We Have 8,616 Answers Proving It
1 in 10 comments across 40 subreddits disappeared within 36 hours
1 in 10 comments across 40 subreddits disappeared within 36 hours
AI Thinks the Internet Is Reddit. We Have 8,616 Answers Proving It
AI Thinks the Internet Is Reddit. We Have 8,616 Answers Proving It
We ran 1k queries through ChatGPT: 48 domains produced 22.5% of citations
Imagine Apple announcing: 'Our most powerful iPhone yet. Battery lasts half as long.'
Claude.ai is experiencing elevated error rates
ChatGPT Recommends the Same 3 Companies to Every B2B Buyer. Until They Specify
"That must be worst website ever made"
Made me love the site and style even more
Anthropic has surged to a trillion-dollar valuation on secondary markets
ChatGPT Recommends the Same 3 Companies to Every B2B Buyer. Until They Specify
We ran 1,000 queries through ChatGPT: 48 domains produced 22.5% of citations
48 domains produce 22.5% of ChatGPT's B2B citations
Before these tools, when a client wanted a specific section built, we'd spend hours hunting references across the web. The output always ended up feeling like a mesh of 2-3 sites, never fully unique. Then we'd burn more time explaining the intent to the client's designers and devs, usually with multiple rounds because words don't convey layout well.
Now we throw a quick mockup together in Claude or Lovable and send it. The designer gets the idea in 30 seconds instead of a 45-minute call, then pushes it further with their own taste and the client's branding.
It's not replacing designers. Most clients don't know what they want until they see it. These tools collapse that feedback loop from weeks to minutes, so the designer actually spends their time on the parts that need human taste, not on decoding a vague brief.