S1E16: Internal AITR Podcast with Editor in Chief Liam Lawson

In this episode of The AI Tool Report, Liam Lawson sits down with Ruben Hassid, founder of EasyGen, to explore how AI is disrupting content creation and changing LinkedIn strategy for professionals. Ruben shares his journey from ghostwriting in fintech to building an AI-powered content engine that helps users create high-quality LinkedIn posts at scale. He reveals how AI is not replacing creators—but making high standards more essential than ever. From leveraging AI to refine messaging to using automation for content ideation, this episode dives deep into how AI is changing the way people build their online presence. Discover how AI tools are streamlining content creation, optimizing engagement, and giving professionals a competitive edge on LinkedIn. Ruben also breaks down the biggest mistakes people make with AI-generated content, why most AI-written posts fail to resonate, and how to use AI strategically to enhance (not replace) human creativity. This conversation unpacks the future of AI-driven content, the shift towards freelancing and personal branding, and why mastering AI now is critical for staying ahead in the creator economy. Want to learn how to use AI to dominate LinkedIn and scale your content faster? Tune in now and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more expert insights! Learn AI in Just 5 Minutes Per Day: https://www.theaireport.ai/ Connect with Ruben: https://www.linkedin.com/ruben-hassid/ (00:00) AI’s Impact on Content Creation   (02:29) The Importance of Taste & Experience in AI Content   (05:22) How Ruben Uses AI to 10X LinkedIn Growth   (09:07) Will AI Replace Jobs? (14:46) AI for Sales, Marketing, & Content Creation   (15:42) What is EasyGen? (17:41) Why LinkedIn is the #1 Platform for AI Growth   (21:26) How EasyGen Generates LinkedIn Posts   (24:05) AI Writing Process Explained (27:16) EasyGen’s Mission & Future   (33:40) How to Grow on LinkedIn in 2025   (37:02) The #1 Strategy for LinkedIn Growth with AI   (41:18) Ruben’s Journey (46:10) Why Ruben Chose to Build an AI Startup  (50:37) AI’s Role in Personal Branding (52:21) How Ruben Thinks About His AI Legacy  

On today's news roundup, Apple finally reveals its AI, which prompts Elon Musk to issue them an ultimatum, which is immediately followed by Musk dropping his OpenAI lawsuit. Thing happen fast around here.

This week's news roundup continues the Sam Altman and OpenAI saga, and bring Elon Musk back into our collective consciousness.

On this week's news roundup: - A major ChatGPT upgrade - Google 3D in 2025 - And even more Google as they add AI to their flagship search

On this week's news roundup: - A potentially massive AI upgrade for Siri - GrokAI to deliver your news - OpenAI wants YOUR feedback on how its models behave

Generative AI is everywhere, it's the new thing we all can't stop talking about, no matter how much the reasonable people around me ask me to. But despite how dominant it is, it's not the end all, be all. Generative AI probably isn't taking your job, and it's almost certainly not going to take over the world. At worst, it's going to give you something new to have to learn, and at best, it'll be a massive boost in your productivity. So why is it so hard for us to just... chill?  Ash Garner, Co-Founder of tomoro, is on today giving us his perspective on while almost every business has a use for AI, successful integration relies on focusing on the problem to be solved rather than an abstract need to "stay ahead".

Think of all the do-overs you'd take if given the chance: businesses, investments, relationships... It's not often in life we get second chances. Which is one of the reason AI is so exciting. It's nearly unbelievable to be riding a wave of change that starts with the technology, builds on the professional, swells in the social, and crashes into philosophy. We're live with Anne Murphy, 25 year veteran fundraiser and early AI adopter to ruminate on how AI is poised to shake up everything from corporate workflows to gender dynamics. I'm Arturo and this is AITR Live.

With thousands of tools out there, how to do you know where to start your journey? Our very own Liam Lawson talks about boosting his productivity, upscaling the AI Tool Report, and which tools everyone should start using to maximize their workflow.

Our history makes one thing clear: Humans tend to like to be around other humans socially. It gets complicated when that bleeds into our professional worlds. While planning is important, it often feels like meetings have taken the place of actual works during our day. Enter Xembly, the company founded by NLP veterans committed to streamlining our professional interactions and clarifying the action items that come out of them. Co-Founder and CTO Jason Flaks talks origins, goals, and the importance of being prepared when opportunity strikes.

AI may be new, but entrepreneurship certainly isn't. Human have a long tradition of finding the angles and leveraging the hustle to make their money make more money. Paul Mladjenovic, author of several of the famous "For Dummies" books, shares his insight into why AI may be unique, but its underlying principles of investment remain the same.