Andrew Miles Davis covers three tools on this week's Cool Tools Tuesday, leading with NovaMirror, a free AI agent plugin for WordPress that lets site owners ask plain language questions about their website, debug errors, rewrite pages in specific styles, and bulk-update product catalogues without touching a line of code. He describes it as the tool he has been looking for since he started wondering when WordPress would seriously enter the agentic AI space. He then covers 11 Labs Music version two, which introduces section-by-section song building, the ability to regenerate only the parts of a track you are unhappy with, and genre-blending within a single song, before giving his honest ranking of the current AI music tools. The episode closes with Undetectable AI, a tool that checks whether text will be flagged as AI-generated and which Andrew sees as most useful in training sessions when organisations want to know how to identify AI content rather than hide it. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for three new tools every Tuesday with honest verdicts from someone using them in real work.

Andrew Miles Davis returns to his training insights series, sharing the two things he is seeing come up most consistently in corporate training sessions right now. The first is discoverability in AI, specifically how brands, freelancers, and organisations can get cited or mentioned inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot when someone asks a relevant question, a shift he describes as the most significant change to search in over twenty years. He walks through the basics of GEO and why Google's EEAT framework is still the foundation, shares a story of a global company finding him through ChatGPT after he optimised his own website, and explains why this topic is now appearing in every training session he delivers. The second trend is stylisation in presentations, covering how to train AI image tools to a consistent visual style and why more clients are asking about it after seeing his decks. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute episodes built around what is actually happening in AI training rooms across the UK right now.

Andrew Miles Davis covers a week of news that includes a genuinely historic internet milestone, with a cybersecurity report confirming that automated bot traffic has for the first time surpassed human traffic online, with AI crawlers growing eight times faster than human web activity in the past year alone. He connects this directly to what it means for content creators and marketers who are still writing purely for human audiences. He also covers FIFA's AI-enabled World Cup ball that tracks position, spin, and speed hundreds of times per second to assist with offside decisions in real time, ChatGPT hitting one billion monthly active users faster than any consumer app in history, Anthropic filing for an IPO with a valuation approaching one trillion dollars, Meta's employee tracking programme facing a petition from over a thousand staff and resulting in a 30-minute personal pause as the compromise, and Martin Scorsese joining a generative AI firm as an advisor and describing the technology as creatively freeing to widespread backlash from the industry. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for the AI news that matters to marketers, every Friday in ten minutes.