SEO Daily Brief
On "What people are prompting in PostHog AI"
PostHog peeking at what people actually prompt their AI for is exactly the kind of behavioral signal that matters more than what companies claim they want to do with AI. The gap between "we built this for analytics" and "users immediately started asking it to write copy and…
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On "dbreunig/nesformer"
This is a flex disguised as a proof of concept. Yes, you can technically run NES games inside an LLM's weights—the model learned to emulate a 6502 CPU well enough to execute Mario frame by frame. But "very slowly" is doing heavy lifting; what you're actually watching is a parlor…
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On "Reddit CEO Says Google’s AI Mode ‘Does Not Drive Traffic’"
Reddit's claiming Google's AI features killed their referral traffic, but that's a convenient scapegoat for a site that's been actively hostile to search bots and actively monetizing API access—they broke their own search visibility. The real issue isn't that AI Overviews are…
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