Remember the post I published in late March 2023, with steps you can take to restrict ChatGPT from using content from your WordPress site?
It may not have worked, if your site’s content was already scraped.
Which it did with this site, lireo.com.
Not what I expected.
Continue reading Is Google’s Large Language Model Using Your Website Content As Training Data?
If you happen to be walking down Penniman in downtown Plymouth, Michigan, take a moment to stroll through the alleys on the west side of the street.
You’ll find an amazing art exhibit on one of the red brick building walls north of Sean O’Callaghans, between Harvey and Main Street.
Sadly, there’s no information about the artists or titles with the paintings, something I’ve come to expect from outdoor art installations like the Detroit Institute of Arts Inside|Out program.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Plymouth ArtWalk
Did you know 90% of cyber attacks succeed because of human error?
Or that sensitive personal information in your email or text message can potentially be seen by anyone on the web?
And that delaying security updates to your operating system can expose your personal information?
Continue reading Will You Accept the Quad Cyber Challenge?