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Yeah but no human is doing anything on this end. All of the weather, water temps, and condition information has zero human involvement.

As someone who published a magazine that at one point had 60 editors a week, I can tell you:

- 10% of those never showed up.
- Another 10% were incomplete.
- Another 10% came late.

This team doesn't complain, shows up, never misses a beat, and doesn't need health insurance or full-time salary. The A.I. costs are going through the roof but publishing business will never be the same.

Well, I haven't put the reports to test in the actual water yet, but I am impressed with it thus far. I appreciate your effort into this. These type of things are kind of always a work in progress, especially so this early on. Where does it grab its reports from? Just local articles written or what? It appears to reference specific names in the reports. Great job George!

There is a lot involved. There are numerous agents out scraping data morning, noon, and night. They compare it against old data that we've had over the past few years to predict what may come in the next week or so. We're not there yet, but it's close.

Last night there were over 400 contact points. I have one assistant whose job 24/7 is to find the contacts, and then we have numerous assistants that reach out daily.

Obviously, it's not that simple, and when the data comes in, it has to be checked, fact-checked, which we have agents that do that to make sure you don't read reports about blue whales being caught. Although that will probably happen at some point. Then we have the agents that analyze, and then we have the agents that write, and then we have the agents that read the editorials to make sure that everything's great. That would be the proofreader. Pretty soon we're going to be kicking off our Video Shorts library, which will be 100% automated.

Anyone that's been on this site for a while knows I've been talking about AI for three years now, so I consider myself an expert at it. I've never had this much fun on a computer in my life.

Agents ? human ?

Agents are a technical term for AI bots that can do any computer chore, anything. As I write this, I have an agent that is actually out aggressively looking for a domain name for me. It found the name. Now it's out negotiating the price.