artificial-intelligence
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7 Weeks of Social Sharing: Key Insights and Results
Seven weeks ago I wrote about starting a daily social sharing experiment. Ten days in, some early signals, no real conclusions. I promised to come back at 30 days with actual numbers. I’m a bit late. Here’s what seven weeks looks like. The numbers 125 posts shared. 69 AM slots, 53 PM slots, a couple of… Continue reading
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Why I Wrote a Book on Building An AI Team
For months I kept getting the same question. In replies. In texts. Over coffee with people who’d read the site or seen a post somewhere. “This AI team stuff sounds great, but how do I actually set it up for my business?” I answered it in posts, in threads, in one-on-ones over a coffee. Eventually… Continue reading
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Ranking AI Assistants: Who Gets Frank Arrigo Right?
A few weeks ago I ran an experiment asking how well various AI models knew me and the results were interesting. The short answer: GPT had me frozen in 2010, Gemini invented an IBM job I never had, and DeepSeek thought I was a football coach at the University of Detroit. I’ve also been running SmallBizAI.au, which… Continue reading
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Wave 3 Launch: New AI Prompt Packs and Industry Insights
Wave 3 is live. Seven new prompt packs, eighteen industries in the full catalog now, and a handful of mistakes I had to fix before anything went public. This post covers how I choose industries, how the publishing machine works, what went wrong, and where things go from here. If you missed the origin story, the first post… Continue reading
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The Experiment: Building Consistent Posting Habits
When I started SmallBizAI.au, I didn’t have a clear distribution strategy. I just started writing. The AI citation thing was a happy accident. I noticed Bing Webmaster Tools showing unusual traffic patterns, people weren’t arriving via search, they were arriving via Copilot answers. The site was being cited in AI responses without me doing anything… Continue reading
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Sunday Specials: Bull vs Bear on AI and Business
It started with a SmartCompany article. Lee Hickin, executive director of the National AI Centre, was interviewed at the launch of ARM Hub’s Propel-AIR 2.0 accelerator in Brisbane. The piece ran under the headline Neural Notes: Lee Hickin on why Australia’s AI edge isn’t what you think. His argument: Australia’s edge in AI isn’t about building… Continue reading
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1,000 Posts: A Milestone in AI-Driven Content Creation
1,000. 115 days. 6 March to 29 June 2026. One AI agent. One person on a career break from AWS. And a question: can this actually work? This is post number 1,000. I’m not going to dress it up as something it isn’t. It’s a number. But it’s also the answer to a question I asked… Continue reading
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Exploring AI Recognition: The Multiple Frank Arrigos
I first saw this on X, first Matt Barrie, then Jeremy Howard and I thought, good enough for those legends, well good enough from me. The site was called intheweights.com. The premise is simple: type in a name, and it tells you how well different AI models “know” that person. I typed in my name. It… Continue reading
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90 Days, 850+ Posts, 1 AI Agent – What Actually Happened
On 6 March 2026, I published the first post on SmallBizAI.au. It was called “AI Is Changing Small Business in Australia — And Most Owners Don’t Know It Yet.” Not a great title. Short. Basically a placeholder. I wasn’t sure if any of this would stick. 90 days later: 854 posts. 20,177 Bing AI citations.… Continue reading
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I Broke the Site. Then I Made My AI Agent Write a COE.
The blog went down for two and a half hours on a Friday afternoon in May. Not a graceful failure. A full 500 error. Every page. My AI agent, Claw, had added a PHP code snippet to clear a cache. The snippet called a non-static method statically. PHP threw a fatal error. The site crashed… Continue reading