Welcome to another edition of Synapze AI Newsletter!

In this edition, we have:

● Breaking news of the week.

● Tutorial of the week.

● AI tools for you.

● Prompt of the day.

Wikipedia says traffic is falling due to AI search summaries and social video

Wikipedia’s traffic has dropped 8% year over year, according to the Wikimedia Foundation’s Marshall Miller. After updating its bot detection systems, the foundation found that a lot of the traffic spikes from May and June were actually bots, not humans. Miller links the decline in human visitors to the rise of generative AI and social video, saying people now get answers directly from AI search summaries or short-form platforms rather than visiting Wikipedia. Although Google disputes that AI summaries reduce traffic, the foundation warns that fewer visits could mean fewer volunteers and donations. Still, Miller says Wikipedia remains vital because its content underpins much of what AI uses. To adapt, Wikipedia is working on a new attribution framework, expanding outreach teams, and calling for more volunteers. He also urges readers to support human-curated knowledge by checking sources and recognising the people behind the information they consume. READ MORE

Here are 5 reasons why it matters:

• Knowledge creation depends on visibility: Fewer visits mean fewer people contributing or editing pages, which threatens Wikipedia’s ability to keep information current and accurate.

• Funding could suffer: Wikipedia relies heavily on small donations from individual users. A drop in visitors could directly impact its funding and long-term sustainability.

• Information transparency is at risk: As people rely on AI summaries and short videos, they may lose awareness of where information comes from or how it’s verified, weakening trust in reliable sources.

• AI models depend on Wikipedia: Generative AI systems often draw from Wikipedia for factual grounding. If the site’s content stagnates or shrinks, it could affect the quality of AI-generated information.

• Public knowledge could centralise further: If most users stop visiting open, community-driven sources like Wikipedia and rely only on AI search tools or social media, knowledge becomes controlled by a handful of tech companies rather than the public.

YouTube’s likeness-detection technology has officially launched

YouTube has officially launched its likeness-detection technology for creators in the YouTube Partner Program after a successful pilot. This tool helps creators identify and request the removal of AI-generated content that imitates their face or voice without consent. Eligible creators received email notifications and can now access the feature through the “Likeness” tab on YouTube Studio. To activate it, they must verify their identity using a photo ID and a short selfie video. Once verified, creators can review videos flagged by the system, then submit removal or copyright requests, or archive them if they prefer. The tool is designed to prevent misuse of digital likenesses, such as fake endorsements or misinformation. Creators can opt out at any time, and YouTube will stop scanning their likeness within 24 hours. The technology follows YouTube’s earlier partnership with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) to help public figures detect AI clones, and its support for the NO FAKES Act, legislation aimed at protecting individuals from unauthorised AI-generated replicas. READ MORE

TUTORIAL FOR THE WEEK

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How to create ASMR videos in minutes with VEO 3! ACCESS HERE

How to make stunning images with Nano Banana in seconds! ACCESS HERE

How to get SORA 2 unlimited without watermark or code! ACCESS HERE

Tutorial: Nano Banana is the Easiest Way To Make M0ney Online Right Now. Here's how in 3 Simple Steps 👇

Step 1: Step 1: Create your art set in Nano Banana

Prompt example:

👉 “Generate 20 detailed fantasy character portraits in a consistent style.” Try other niches: sci-fi soldiers, anime girls, cyberpunk city scenes, or RPG creatures.

Step 2: Curate and style

Keep consistent lighting and backgrounds. Edit slightly in Canva or Photoshop to unify the sections.

💡 Tip: Add a simple title page like “AI Fantasy Character Reference Pack – Volume 1.”

Step 3: Sell to creators

Upload to Gumroad, ArtStation, or Ko-fi. Market to game developers, writers, and world-builders. Sell each pack for $15–$40 depending on size and quality.

Enjoy!

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AI TOOLS FOR YOU

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Want access to 100+ Nano Banana prompts and the prompt optimiser AI tool check out my latest AI app HERE

• Zapier - An online automation platform that connects different apps and services so they can work together automatically. It lets you create AI workflows, called “Zaps” that perform tasks without needing to code.

• RTFM - Create consistent 3D worlds at 60 frames per second on a single H100 GPU. This persistent spatial model generates dynamic (real-time) worlds with realistic reflections and shadows

• Tidio - cloud-based customer service platform that helps businesses manage real-time chats, AI-powered chatbots, and support tickets — all from one dashboard.

• Colorify AI - An AI-powered coloring page generator that allows you to create printable coloring pages from text prompts or uploaded images. Ideal for children, teachers, or creators

• Emergent - An AI-powered development platform that lets you build full-stack, production-ready applications by describing what you want in plain English

Prompt: (I asked ChatGPT “What if no one knows my brand?” It gave 8 brutal but helpful prompts. Here’s how to fix your invisibility online 👇)

1️⃣ Followers ≠ Buyers

Prompt:
“As a [ROLE] serving [AUDIENCE TYPE] in the [NICHE/INDUSTRY] space, I used to think a large following on [PLATFORM] would automatically lead to sales.

But I noticed that even with [X NUMBER] followers, I wasn’t converting.

The truth? I had no clear value or positioning.

Once I focused on [SHIFT YOU MADE — e.g., communicating outcomes, building trust, storytelling], I started attracting actual buyers.

→ Are you creating for applause or conversions?”

2️⃣ No Clear Offer

Prompt:
“For the longest time, I was creating content around [NICHE] without a clear offer. As a [ROLE], I felt like I was just talking with no destination. At one point, I had [TOO MANY RANDOM OFFERS / NO PRODUCT / INCONSISTENT SERVICES], which led to confusion and zero conversions.

The game changed when I built [YOUR CLEAR OFFER TYPE: e.g., a signature service / 1 clear outcome-based program / 1 digital product] that aligned with my audience’s needs.

→ If your content doesn’t lead anywhere, why would they follow?”

3️⃣ Promoting the Wrong Things

Prompt:
“In my journey as a [ROLE], I once promoted [BRAND/PRODUCT/PROGRAM] because it seemed like a good deal. But it had nothing to do with my audience — [AUDIENCE TYPE] looking for [THEIR GOAL].

It felt off, and I could tell the trust dipped.

Now I only share [VALUES-ALIGNED PRODUCTS / TOOLS I ACTUALLY USE / BRANDS I BELIEVE IN].

→ Trust is your currency. Don’t trade it for a quick affiliate hit.”

4️⃣ Lack of Consistency

Prompt:
“As a [ROLE] in the [NICHE] space, I used to post on [PLATFORM] whenever I felt inspired.

But the problem? My audience didn’t know what to expect, and engagement dropped. I’d switch directions every few weeks: [EXAMPLES OF INCONSISTENCY].

Now, I’ve committed to [YOUR NEW SYSTEM — e.g., weekly themes, batching, showing up 3x/week].

→ Consistency isn’t about perfection — it’s about predictability.”

5️⃣ No System or Funnel

Prompt:
“I used to create a lot of content for [AUDIENCE TYPE] but had no real backend.

As a [ROLE], I realized people would engage... then disappear. There was no [LANDING PAGE / EMAIL CAPTURE / LEAD MAGNET / CTA] guiding them to work with me.

Once I built a simple funnel — [WHAT YOU IMPLEMENTED] — my content started converting.

→ If you don’t lead them somewhere, they’ll scroll right past.”

6️⃣ Afraid to Sell

Prompt:
“I used to avoid pitching my [OFFER TYPE] because I didn’t want to sound “salesy.”

As a [ROLE], I thought value alone would bring buyers. But not making an offer was actually a disservice — people were stuck and waiting for direction.

Now, I sell by showing [THE TRANSFORMATION / THE RESULTS / THE PATH], not the pitch.

→ Selling isn’t pushing. It’s guiding.”

7️⃣ Relying on One Platform

Prompt:
“I built my business entirely on [PLATFORM] as a [ROLE] helping [AUDIENCE TYPE]. But I realized — if that account got suspended, I’d lose everything. That fear pushed me to start building on [OWNED CHANNELS — e.g., Email, Website, Private Community].

Now, I’m focused on building [EXAMPLE OF DIGITAL ASSET OR SYSTEM] that’s platform-proof.

→ You don’t own your social media. Build what you do own.”

8️⃣ Burnout From Content

Prompt:
“I hit a wall trying to post daily on [PLATFORM] while serving clients as a [ROLE].

I felt like I was always chasing trends, never building assets. It led to burnout, low creativity, and resentment.

Now, I work with [SYSTEM YOU BUILT — e.g., batching, evergreen content, AI repurposing, monthly sprints] so I can rest and grow.

→ If your content strategy isn’t sustainable, it’s not scalable.”