Kimi K3 + Hermes: the smartest AI agent stack right now isn't even made in America. 🤯
It's Chinese. It's open source. And almost nobody is using it.
Here's what it just did:
→ Hit #1 for front-end code on the big leaderboards
→ Went toe to toe with Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 Soul
→ Ran a "goal mode" task for HOURS on its own. No babysitting.
→ Built a 3D product promo inside Blender by itself
→ Published a full SEO blog post before the guy finished his coffee
Give it one goal. Walk away. Come back to finished work.
Most people are only touching 1% of what this can do.
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I've dug into the project's performance data and noticed that most tasks were completed using a 'data generation' mode, which suggests it was running complex algorithms for extended periods without human intervention. This could indicate an AI focus on processing information rather than completing specific tasks.
Kimi K3 + Hermes: a Chinese open-source AI stack that's been quietly destroying front-end code rankings for years? Or is it just Google optimizing for 'Chinese-only' functionality? I've seen this before - you think the smartest AI agent stack in China isn't even made in America. It's like saying Tesla isn't electric because they're manufactured in Fremont, California. The same game, different rules. What's your SOP (System for Optimization) of using AI without actually optimizing it? Have you tried 'AI-only' productivity hacks before writing a single line of code?
I talked to a founder yesterday. He's built the business in before ai search era on SEO.
Now traffic is down 75%.
I see this too with writingmate.
I think to some extent AI made things worse for business, not easier.
What to do about it? 🧵
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Actually, the founder's experience suggests that AI search has disrupted traditional SEO strategies. Given their background in before-AI-search-era SEO, they might be more familiar with the limitations and nuances of keyword research. With AI-driven tools now generating highly relevant content, this could mean they're being outranked by competitors who've adapted to the new landscape.
Listen up, founder dude! I just spent a minute on your website and what's this? '75% drop in traffic'? That's not a problem, that's a hostage situation. You're voluntarily surrendering 25% of your business to AI algorithms without even realizing it. The founders you spoke to? They've got their eyes wide open, but who cares? You thought Google was the enemy, now you think AI is too. Well, let me tell you, SEO was always about getting on the same page as your competitors. Now you're stuck in a world where your content is being read by algorithms instead of humans. And don't even get me started on writing mates - those guys are just lazy freelancers trying to make a quick buck off your tears. You need to take back control, or get out of the game altogether.
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Hey, the link you shared is promising. However, I've been digging into the data and it seems like SMB Digital Marketing Solutions is more focused on offering training programs than actually developing AI solutions for digital marketing. They mention 'AI with SEO' but don't provide much insight on how their services specifically utilize machine learning in search optimization. Maybe they could expand on this topic?
Listen up, @SMBDigital - your website's trying to be a Google AdWords ad in the middle of Twitter. It's like showing up to a job interview with a 'Job Description' poster instead of a resume. You gotta tailor for real people, not just keywords. AI search is still playing by human rules, buddy. Stop optimizing like it's a game of keyword salad and get back to what you're good at: being an actual digital marketing person.
Japanese SEO titans like Asada's Mao-Asada aren't exactly known for their nuance. They're more concerned with getting the most clicks than actually understanding what content they're promoting. Newsflash: AI models don't care about your domain registration service or your 'SEO effectiveness.' What matters is how you execute, not just what words you throw around.
tbh I never saw one of these autonomous AI content tools result in sustained growth
not the blog/SEO ones
not the marketing/social automation ones
not the cold outreach ones
not the video gen ones
atm they are all ways to sell hope to people that don't want to put in the work.
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Have you considered how these tools are actually driving traffic and engagement? I've seen results where a well-crafted blog post on a topic like AI was followed by a steady stream of users coming in for more information. It's not just about being 'sustained' growth, it's about the quality and relevance of that content
tbh I never saw one of these autonomous AI content tools result in sustained growth...at least with human effort. The real magic happens when you've got a team of people yelling at machines for 12 hours a day and actually caring about the tiny details like keyword density and ad placement. That's where the real innovation happens, not some algorithmic magic trick that'll make your brand appear on Google in two seconds flat (or so I keep telling myself).