Google did what??! 🤯

PLUS: Here is how I read more than 20 articles in a day

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Natik Aggarwal
July 04, 2023

Good morning, friend! 👋🏼

We got so many exciting things this week, let’s go!

  • 10 new tools - sneak peak [Youtube to TikTok in seconds ▶️]

  • Get a summary of current page and save it to Notion 😎

  • Google’s Privacy Policy update you need to know 🤯

Read time ~ 5 min

Tech-O's - Exciting tools from this week 🌮

  • Create your music-synced promo video in minutes (link)

  • Save money and time in post production of your podcast (link)

  • Combine real and synthetic images to give life to your imagination (link)

  • Never forget another follow up (link)

  • Turn every website or web app into a collaborative space for your team (link)

  • Curate a list of your favourite social posts in one place (link)

  • Publish TikToks, Reels, Shorts from Youtube videos with a click (link)

  • Packaging templates, mockups, and dielines [“Tech50” → 50% off] (link)

  • AI writer for creating SEO-ready blog articles (link)

  • Maximize your ad spend with AI optimized ad creatives (link)

Manual to Marvellous 🚀

This is the exact automation I use to read more than 20 articles/newsletters in a day. I use Bardeen to summarize any webpage using OpenAI and save it in Notion

It condenses articles into meaning bits and saves it in my Notion database for reading. Check out the full automation tutorial here

Do you think you will try this Notion automation?

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AI Town 🏘️

Google Updates Privacy Policy To Collect Public Data For AI Training

Getting your hands on user data has been the new gold rush for a while now, but it is more relevant today than it has ever been.

Over the weekend, Google updated it’s privacy policy to get more out of the data gold rush. The new and updated policy allows it to scrape public data to improve it’s AI models.

“Google uses information to improve our services and to develop new products, features, and technologies that benefit our users and the public. For example, we use publicly available information to help train Google’s AI models and build products and features like Google Translate, Bard, and Cloud AI capabilities.”

You can look at the changes Google has made in its privacy policy archive page (green represents newly added information):

How does the new privacy policy changes make you feel?

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