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Xers.ai: Revolutionizing Twitter Engagement with AI-Powered Tweets

1 points by fitz_jin 3y ago

fitz_jin 3y ago
Hey Hacker News community! Today's a huge day for us - we're thrilled to announce the launch of Xers.ai on Product Hunt! I'm genuinely excited (and a bit nervous) to hear what the Product Hunt community thinks. Their feedback means the world to us - it's a big deal for me and my team. Let me introduce you to Xers.ai: it's your new AI sidekick designed to help creators like you and me whip up tweets that get people talking. My journey to creating Xers.ai was fueled by my own struggles. Despite my love for expressing thoughts and sharing insights, my tweets barely saw the light of day. I'd see these viral tweets everywhere and wonder, "What's their secret?" That got me thinking - what if there was a tool that let creators pour their energy into their message, while an AI takes care of making it viral-worthy? Here's where Xers.ai shines: It scours Twitter, picking up tweets that are getting love and sorts them by keywords. Drop your thoughts into Xers.ai, and bam - it lines up four viral tweet templates that match your vibe. Choose your template, and Xers.ai remixes it with your original thoughts, crafting a fresh tweet that's ready to go viral. The magic of Xers.ai lies in its ability to keep your message at the heart of the tweet, while dressing it up in a viral tweet structure. It's about making viral tweets accessible, saving you time, and skyrocketing your Twitter engagement and follower count. We built Xers.ai hoping it would empower creators to focus on what they do best - creating. Let's let AI handle the rest, boosting your creative output like never before. Join us on this adventure into the unknown. Your support has been incredible, and we can't thank you enough!
aurareturn 3y ago
This is the start of the end of a public social media - as many have predicted. Soon, people will find less value in something like X, Facebook, Meta due to automation by AI. People will move to private social media such as Whatsapp groups or Discord groups or a new tool that verifies and continues to verify that you're human. The first company to solve the last part will be the next Facebook/Meta.
- fitz_jin 3y ago
  The product itself is still invented and created by humans, and the content generated using AI is also what humans want to express. The emergence of AI simply enables those who are not good at rhetoric and marketing to have a certain expression ability, just like before the steam era, fast runners were entrusted with important tasks. After the steam era began, those who could drive and had skills became the protagonists of society. Social media platforms won't go to the extent of verifying whether you are human; what they aim to do is to enhance AI's ability to express human viewpoints and consciousness.
  - aurareturn 3y ago
    Yes, I know what your product does. Consider this: 1. In the beginning, it will be very easy to create these "engaging" tweets. Everyone will make them. People will begin to value them less. Engagement to them will be less. People will gloss over them and look for genuine tweets. Twitter will be filled with this kind of spam. Every small point will be turned into a clickbait "engagement" template. "My dog learned to sit today. The hard truth is that it was a very long journey to teach him how to sit. Here's how I did it in 5 steps. blah blah blah...". 2. Soon enough, an AI will come along and simply automate the creation of this. Just give it a topic and it will spam 100 of these "engagement" tweets per day. It will have similar quality as #1. And then people ignore these tweets even more. 3. People will be tired of looking at AI generated spam on Twitter and move to private social media. Hence, my original post.

1 points by fitz_jin 3y ago

Hey Hacker News community! Today's a huge day for us - we're thrilled to announce the launch of Xers.ai on Product Hunt! I'm genuinely excited (and a bit nervous) to hear what the Product Hunt community thinks. Their feedback means the world to us - it's a big deal for me and my team. Let me introduce you to Xers.ai: it's your new AI sidekick designed to help creators like you and me whip up tweets that get people talking. My journey to creating Xers.ai was fueled by my own struggles. Despite my love for expressing thoughts and sharing insights, my tweets barely saw the light of day. I'd see these viral tweets everywhere and wonder, "What's their secret?" That got me thinking - what if there was a tool that let creators pour their energy into their message, while an AI takes care of making it viral-worthy? Here's where Xers.ai shines: It scours Twitter, picking up tweets that are getting love and sorts them by keywords. Drop your thoughts into Xers.ai, and bam - it lines up four viral tweet templates that match your vibe. Choose your template, and Xers.ai remixes it with your original thoughts, crafting a fresh tweet that's ready to go viral. The magic of Xers.ai lies in its ability to keep your message at the heart of the tweet, while dressing it up in a viral tweet structure. It's about making viral tweets accessible, saving you time, and skyrocketing your Twitter engagement and follower count. We built Xers.ai hoping it would empower creators to focus on what they do best - creating. Let's let AI handle the rest, boosting your creative output like never before. Join us on this adventure into the unknown. Your support has been incredible, and we can't thank you enough!

aurareturn 3y ago

This is the start of the end of a public social media - as many have predicted. Soon, people will find less value in something like X, Facebook, Meta due to automation by AI. People will move to private social media such as Whatsapp groups or Discord groups or a new tool that verifies and continues to verify that you're human. The first company to solve the last part will be the next Facebook/Meta.

fitz_jin 3y ago
The product itself is still invented and created by humans, and the content generated using AI is also what humans want to express. The emergence of AI simply enables those who are not good at rhetoric and marketing to have a certain expression ability, just like before the steam era, fast runners were entrusted with important tasks. After the steam era began, those who could drive and had skills became the protagonists of society. Social media platforms won't go to the extent of verifying whether you are human; what they aim to do is to enhance AI's ability to express human viewpoints and consciousness.
- aurareturn 3y ago
  Yes, I know what your product does. Consider this: 1. In the beginning, it will be very easy to create these "engaging" tweets. Everyone will make them. People will begin to value them less. Engagement to them will be less. People will gloss over them and look for genuine tweets. Twitter will be filled with this kind of spam. Every small point will be turned into a clickbait "engagement" template. "My dog learned to sit today. The hard truth is that it was a very long journey to teach him how to sit. Here's how I did it in 5 steps. blah blah blah...". 2. Soon enough, an AI will come along and simply automate the creation of this. Just give it a topic and it will spam 100 of these "engagement" tweets per day. It will have similar quality as #1. And then people ignore these tweets even more. 3. People will be tired of looking at AI generated spam on Twitter and move to private social media. Hence, my original post.