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OpenAI just dropped massive deals worth billions, while AI video apps are taking over app stores everywhere. We'll break down PromptSignal—a brand monitoring tool that tracks how ChatGPT and Claude talk about your company. Plus, we've got the scoop on Google's new code-fixing AI, EU's billion-dollar AI push, and why "Big Short" investor Steve Eisman thinks AI is propping up the entire U.S. economy.
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Today’s AI Tool Breakdown: PromptSignal
Quick overview
PromptSignal tracks how your brand shows up when people ask ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI models questions. Think of it like SEO monitoring, but for the new world where customers research with AI instead of Google.
How to use it
Sign up at promptsignal.ai and add your brand name
Choose your industry and main competitors to track
Review their suggested prompts or add custom ones
Wait for daily updates showing AI responses across models
Check your visibility scores and ranking positions
Follow their recommendations to improve your AI presence
Copy/paste starter script
"Monitor my brand visibility across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity for industry-relevant prompts." They'll set up tracking within 24 hours.
Real-world use cases
Marketing teams checking if competitors rank higher in AI responses
PR teams monitoring brand sentiment in AI-generated content
Product teams seeing which features get mentioned most
Sales teams understanding how prospects discover them through AI
Pro tips
Focus on prompts your actual customers would ask
Track both direct competitors and category leaders
Review monthly trends instead of daily fluctuations
Free vs paid
Free: No free tier available
Paid: Starter plan at $99/month with 50 prompts, daily updates, unlimited users
Alternatives
Otterly.AI — focuses more on social media AI mentions
RankShift — broader SEO tracking with some AI features
Brand24 — traditional brand monitoring expanding to AI
Quick demo video
PromptSignal Brand Monitoring Demo
Today In AI News, The Top 4 Stories (And Why They Matter)
This matters because: OpenAI needs massive computing power to run ChatGPT, and this deal challenges Nvidia's chip dominance while giving AMD a huge revenue boost.
Quick summary: OpenAI will buy 6 gigawatts worth of AMD processors over multiple years, starting with 1 gigawatt in late 2026. OpenAI could own 10% of AMD if they hit deployment targets. Think of it like renting an entire city's worth of computing power.
This matters because: Security vulnerabilities cost companies millions, and this AI can automatically find and fix code problems before hackers exploit them.
Quick summary: Google DeepMind's new AI agent doesn't just spot bugs—it rewrites vulnerable code to prevent future attacks. It's already fixed 72 security issues in open-source projects, including one with 4.5 million lines of code. Like having a tireless security guard who fixes problems while you sleep.
This matters because: Europe wants to reduce dependence on U.S. and Chinese AI tech, creating new opportunities and competition in global AI markets.
Quick summary: The European Commission unveiled a billion-euro "Apply AI" strategy to boost AI adoption in healthcare, energy, manufacturing, and other key sectors. They're targeting AI-first approaches across industries with matching private investments. Think of it like Europe building its own AI highway system.
This matters because: If AI investment suddenly stops, the U.S. economy could face serious problems since it's become so dependent on tech spending.
Quick summary: Steve Eisman says without AI infrastructure spending by tech giants, U.S. economic growth would be nearly zero. He estimates $400 billion in AI spending out of $530 billion total GDP growth projected for 2025. Like discovering your paycheck depends entirely on one client.
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