> I gave myself 30 minutes, and tried to accomplish as much as I could during that time… Have you watched nerdforge? “I spent 1, 10 and 100 hours on X…” Excel

> I gave myself 30 minutes, and tried to accomplish as much as I could during that time… Have you watched nerdforge? “I spent 1, 10 and 100 hours on X…” Excellent content. High rated. Highly successful. Here’s the thing: yes. Spending 40 seconds clicking on the “generate image” button can indeed produce some random crap. …but, I’ve already seen that. I’ve done it. Here’s a pro tip: any content that takes you 30 minutes to do is something almost no one is interested in. It’s too trivial. So, here my challenge: ok, now go and spend 10 and 100 hours to see how far you can actually take it if you devote real effort to using these tools to actually do something. It might get a few clicks today, but the barrier to spending 30 minutes to generate this kind of stuff has become so low that it’s basically worthless. We get it. You can click on the generate content button. Does it scale? Can it generate prompts for itself when you don’t have time to do it yourself? Can you refine the content so it’s not so bland and generic? …or is that a problem for GPT5?