Cameron Christian is the founder of ChadGPT, an AI platform designed to help small businesses think bigger, move faster, and lead with confidence.
With over two decades of experience in B2B marketing, operations, and digital strategy, Cameron specializes in making cutting-edge technology accessible to entrepreneurs and small teams. His work focuses on practical AI adoption—turning abstract tools into real-world business results. Through ChadGPT, he’s helping business owners streamline decision-making, improve productivity, and stay competitive in an AI-driven economy. Follow his insights on leadership, AI, and business innovation at chadgpt.com/blog.
ChadGPT AI Prompt Library Prompt: What Do You Think I Look Like? Let AI Take a Guess Ever wondered what an AI thinks you look like based solely on your words? This prompt asks ChadGPT to generate a photorealistic image of you—based on your chat history, writing style, tone, and even the things you’ve shared. […]
What started as a “quick automation project” turned into a multi-day odyssey of Docker demons, missing node modules, hallucinating GPT models, and a whole lot of stubborn perseverance. But in the end, I built a fully automated pipeline that rewrites web articles, generates SEO metadata, and drafts them in WordPress—all triggered by a single URL. […]
Smart CEOs Are Already Letting AI Make the Tough Calls—Should You? You don’t need to be a Fortune 500 exec to feel decision fatigue. Running a business means choosing where to spend your time, money, and energy—every single day. And while your instincts got you this far, the smartest move you can make right now […]
C2PA metadata is a tiny, invisible stamp tucked inside your image file that says, “Hey, an AI made this.” It comes from the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), a group setting standards for transparency around digital content.
The good news?
🧹 It doesn’t change how your image looks.
🔍 You’d have to dig into the file metadata to even notice it.
🛡️ It helps fight misinformation without cluttering your webpage with ugly watermarks.
Bottom line:
You get beautiful, clean images—with just a tiny invisible signature that keeps things honest.
