Looking a little deeper into Martin Crowley....
Martin CrowleyAs with so much on the web these days, one can peek behind the curtain. The Crowley article was 1) lacking any actual references, 2) promoting traffic to himself, and 3) ultimately this stuff is all about money, money and money.Connected with "beehiiv.com"
"Austin, Texas, United States" and lists AI Tool Report and Loyola U in Chicago as his references. His LInkeIn link to a "Personal Website" returns one to "https://www.linkedin.com/redir/redirect?url=aitoolreport%2Ecom&urlhash=ICIP&trk=public_profile_topcard-website"
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A conversation with AI Tool Report founder Martin Crowley""This week, we're featuring Martin Crowley, whose newsletter, AI Tool Report, has existed for barely 10 months and already has over 500,000 subscribers and some $100,000 in monthly revenue."
Not actually AI at all, but rather good old-fashioned BS of the modern snake oil variety. Anyone who signs up, gives up their email addresses and more, is the "business at hand."
A little "AI Tool Report" -- a very small operation located in Texas -- wants to get in on the "big data" bonanza.
And the quote above demonstrates this: "...Martin Crowley, whose newsletter, AI Tool Report, has existed for barely 10 months and already has over 500,000 subscribers and some $100,000 in monthly revenue."
Subscribers? Translation: those who have given this Texan originally from Chicago their email addresses, at a minimum, and probably even more personal data. Ka-ching!
Like two plus years of monetized YouTube videos posted to FR, it comes back to KA-CHING.
And of course that's what these last years of various media-driven panics and government corruption have been all about. Money. Money. Money. Biden-style. Fauci-style. Gates-style. Clinton-style. Obama-style. So many wannabes. And Crowley of Austin, Texas, has climbed into that ring with "some $100,000 in monthly revenue."