I can’t thank this AI tool enough for turning me into a salient LinkedIn sage

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What Happened

This wonderful little AI tool, built more on snark than the ambition to lend a genuine hand, helps users grow into the sages they’re destined to be. I input a topic up to 250 characters long — this can be anything from.

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• Notably, Plain and Coming Attractions are designed by the same developer, Andrew Dobrow, and you can certainly see a similar design language permeating both tools.

• The engine then rewrites the news to include the pertinent information and places it on a rather fetching grid layout.

Key Details

I then select one of eight “cringe styles,” which informs the tone and diction of the output. Hit “Generate Post,” and CringeBot 3000 outputs a brand new thought that’ll no doubt inspire others.

• News on the site is updated hourly from wire feeds and other primary sources, while an “AI editorial engine” selects the best story to display.

• While I previously covered Kagi News, a service that processes multiple sources and outputs a single, comprehensive news stream per story, Plain News offers a similar experience, albeit one that’s far cleaner and more.

• Nevertheless, you can try the tool online using the button below.

Why It Matters

As its name suggests, CringeBot 3000 probably shouldn’t be used as a serious content generation tool. You wouldn’t want to include its output in your resume, for instance.

• Notably, Coming Attractions has an iOS app but no native Android app as yet.

• There’s also an option to filter by popular content if watching what everyone else is watching is more your speed.

What Reports Say

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