Ryan Jones

Made a Chrome extension to bring semantic SEO to everybody for FREE!

@lilyraynyc You should re master and do lily’s version for Spotify.

@RyanJones So my albums with this band came out right before the Spotify days (CDs, MySpace, mp3s etc) and our label never ended up uploading them there. But I did upload some of our tracks to my personal website so you can listen there: lilyray.nyc/two-seconds/

I just got this amazing email from a fan of my band from 20 years ago 😂😂❤️❤️ I recently uploaded a lot of our old tracks to my personal website and I guess he found them 🥹 The internet is amazing sometimes 👏🏽

The justification for RTO and the justification for replacing people with AI are literally polar opposite arguments.

@iPullRank i'm a big fan of the cloud run integration.

Nice! Now I can stop downloading these apps and putting them into antigravity for the backend.

@bhartzer my guess: distracting from the epstein files.

Alien.gov and Aliens.gov have been registered. Interesting to see what those sites are about.

For the record, the president of the United States is now simultaneously claiming that he has won the war, is currently winning the war, needs help to win the war, and needs no help to win the war. All to destroy the nuclear program he claims to have already destroyed last year.

@SmarterGameShow @justinamash @YATPOfficial @battst76 I'm pretty sure it's israel blackmailed him into doing it because epstein files.

Is war really about defense… or something else? Justin Amash digs into profit, power, ego, and the illusion that politicians can control outcomes. From endless conflicts to “mission accomplished” moments that never end, his answer exposes what’s really driving modern wars.

@justinamash no trans additions to funding bills. you want to demonize trans people, do it as a standalone vote and show your voters your true intentions.

No FISA 702 reauthorization without a warrant requirement. No Iran war funding without a specific war declaration/authorization from Congress. These are constitutionally necessary, common sense conditions to protect the liberty and safety of Americans.

Yo Florida, what are you doing? wfla.com/news/florida/f…

🚨 Anthropic just dropped its 🦞 @OpenClaw competitor Meet Dispatch. A new research preview in Claude Cowork that completely changes how you interact with AI. Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Pairs your phone to a persistent Claude session on your desktop 2️⃣ Message tasks on the go, come back to finished work 3️⃣ Executes code in a secure, local sandbox Your files stay 100% local and private, and Claude asks for your approval before touching anything Sure, the desktop needs to stay on, but the flexibility is insane. Rolling out now to Max users (Pro coming soon). Time to pair that phone! 👀

@volumium @SERP_recon Because it’s loaded via JavaScript after the page loads. Most Ai bots don’t render that.

@RyanJones @SERP_recon Why 100% can't be red ? May you give an example?

One of the best features of my @SERP_recon free chrome extension is that it will score what % of your content is readable by AI. Learn more here: serprecon.com/chrome

Someone built a Google translate for Linkedin 😭

@iPullRank My gut tells me it will require updating all of them

I'm hype for this as long as it doesn't break the many things I've built in here.

"Grounding" Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means 🗺️ Words matter, especially when they're quietly reshaping how an entire industry thinks. "Grounding" comes from "ground truth," rooted in statistics and originally cartography, where it literally meant going outside to verify that your map matched reality. In some AI models, "ground truth" is the objectively correct real-world data, like sensor readings or medical records, used to anchor the model to reality. Not documents. Not web pages. Reality. The core problem with LLMs is that there's no ground truth signal during training or generation. The model isn't checking its answer against the facts; it's only predicting the next most likely word. What Microsoft, a company I deeply respect + admire, calls "grounding" is actually RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation): retrieving web documents to supplement a response. Useful! But web text is written by humans, about reality, not reality itself. Those documents can be wrong, biased, SEO-manipulated, or outdated. RAG is better-informed guessing. True "grounding" is fundamentally a different thing. The uncomfortable part: Microsoft's own AI Guide features a quote from me where, after significant pushback on their "grounding" framing during a long interview, I said: "RAG does help the LLM ground its response in information from the web, but it's worth remembering that not everything online is true." The caveat got published. The correction didn't & the term has escaped into GEO AIO E-I-E-I-O gauntlet. I've since watched real people repeat versions of Microsoft's definition & treat it as fact. And I don't blame them. They're trying to keep up with all of these changes. Microsoft's new "Grounding Queries" metric in Bing Webmaster Tools makes this even more confusing. Those aren't user queries. They're background searches AI quietly generates when a user submits a prompt. For example, when you ask "should I bring an umbrella in Seattle?" the AI might internally generate "Seattle weather today" to inform its response. Calling those "grounding queries" buries an already-misused term one layer deeper. I raised this concern with Microsoft & suggested alternatives like "Retrieval Queries" or "AI Queries," which I feel would be more accurate and less confusing but to no avail. The real irony? Microsoft employs SO many world-class AI researchers. They know the difference. By rebranding RAG and synthetic AI queries as "grounding," a precise technical term has now become a marketing buzzword. SEOs are now optimizing for a word we don't have a shared definition of. And when AI researchers hear you use "grounding" this way, it'll erode your credibility. As AI continues to reshape industries, it's more important than ever for us to understand these nuances. By learning the true meaning behind AI terms & tech we can communicate more effectively, make better decisions & drive real results. 19 Days until the next Actionable AI For Marketers Course 🎓

I also said this 10 years ago. Did I get it right?

I said this literally 10 years ago. and somehow, we're still doing that.

I can’t remember if I’ve ever been in a NYC uber or cab that didn’t have the low tire pressure or engine light on. It’s always one or the other. Usually both.

@Acyn Compared to our leader who sits on a toilet (or in a full diaper) and spews hate on truth social.

Trump: The ayatollah would sit and he would spew hate from a form of a throne, not as nice as a throne. I like the English throne much better. But it was a fancy chair.

That’s like the fifth time Iran has been defeated this week alone.

We spent the last 9 months raiding Home Depot parking lots instead of arresting anyone from the massive network of Iranian terrorist cells?