Patrick Biddiscombe describes an agent that analyzes writing and video like genetic code, testing different styles against audiences to find what works. What took months now takes a couple of weekends.
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So one of the agents I built a week and a half ago is to take a piece of writing or a YouTube video and extract the genetic code of that writing. Like, what is it that finds that piece of writing? It's like, oh, the average length. Is this how long paragraphs are? Does it use figures of speech? If so, which ones? And so it can do that, right? That's a very doable thing. In certain industries, certain kinds of writing will work and certain kinds won't, and we just sort of don't know. And it's never really been possible to sort of test that. But now imagine that says, okay, I'm going to pick styles of writing that I like or that I know have been successful, extract that genetic code. But then I want to say, in the same way that we run a B test for like, a subject line or whatever, I want to take these four writing styles exactly. And put them in a loop in my agent and just cycle through and then track the activity post production and see what happens. It's like, okay, now for my audience, for my people, here's the thing that seems to work. And then use that for future posts that I do right now. Right? Like, that was inconceivable even if you were a coder. Now you can do that in, like, two weekends and some coffee, right?
