You Muted AI in 2023. What Did You Miss?

Earlier today, Kent C. Dodds posted a thought on X: Imagine being someone who muted “AI” early on when some people thought it was an annoying “topic of the week” that would pass, but they forgot to unmute it. They must live in a completely different world 😅 He is right that they would. The thought stuck with me, because I could not immediately work out what I would tell that person if they asked. ...

July 10, 2026 · 19 min · Nathan Broadbent

Mining 2,286 ChatGPT conversations for blog posts people actually search for

I have been using ChatGPT since December 2022. Every question I asked it is sitting in an export on my home server. That is three years of me being curious about things, in writing, timestamped. Some of those questions must be questions other people are asking Google. The interesting problem is working out which ones, without paying for an SEO tool. The corpus The export normalizes to 2,286 markdown files, one per conversation, at about 27 MB. Titles are generated by ChatGPT, so they are labels rather than questions. The actual question I typed is the first **user:** block in each file. ...

July 10, 2026 · 7 min · Nathan Broadbent