6 AI tools you can use to make money this month. Bookmark this: ChatGPT — writing & ad copy
Claude — ghostwriting
Canva AI — social posts & ads
ElevenLabs — voiceovers
Midjourney — art to sell
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6 AI tools to make money this month
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Sora shows hype leads to number one but not profit
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7/ At the end of the day, Sora proved something the whole industry is about to face. Hype gets you to number one. It does not pay the compute bill. And the bill always comes. Source: OpenAI, with figures from Forbes, Cantor Fitzgerald, WSJ, and Appfigures.
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OpenAI killed Sora; Disney learned last minute, no deal.
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5/ Three months later, OpenAI killed Sora. Disney reportedly found out less than an hour before the announcement. No agreement was ever signed. No money changed hands.
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Disney licenses characters to OpenAI for Sora video generation
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4/ Then in December, Disney agreed to a deal worth around $1 billion. Mickey Mouse, Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, all licensed for people to drop into Sora videos. An OpenAI exec called it a shift on the level of the end of silent film.
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Sora Launch Shocks Hollywood, Threatens Film Careers
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1/ Sora launched in late 2025 and hit number one on the App Store in its first week. Over a million downloads. It scared Hollywood. The demos looked like the end of film as a career.
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OpenAI’s Sora: from media success to failure in six months
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OpenAI created the most media-covered AI video application on Earth. It cost them millions per day to run. But it only earned them $2.1 million over its entire lifespan. Here is how Sora went from number one to dead in six months:
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Companies without visibility on AI agents, Ent fixes that
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Businesses are running AI agents inside live work environments with zero visibility into what those agents are actually doing.
— AI Highlight (@AIHighlight) 16 juin 2026
Ent fixes that. One platform, full intent coverage, human and AI activity tracked in real time. https://t.co/W7w8hsTTtgCompanies run AI agents in live work environments with no visibility into what these agents actually do. Ent fixes that. A single platform, complete coverage of intents, human and AI activities tracked in
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AI writing too clean, bring back human disorder
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7/ Last. AI writing is too clean. People leave fingerprints. A digression that cuts to the heart of the subject. A sentence that runs out of breath. A detail so specific that no one would bother to invent it. "Bring back human disorder."
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AI avoids taking sides by weighing both
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Another obvious sign is that AI does not commit. It weighs both sides. It softens every claim. It writes as if afraid to be wrong. People choose a side and say it.
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The real clue: every sentence has the same length
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3/ The real clue is that every sentence has the same length. Look at how people actually write. A long thought that builds and meanders for a while. Then a short one. A fragment. Then a line that continues well past where a model would have