They reckon you can spot when AI wrote something, but is that really true? There's a checklist going around online that shows certain words, certain punctuation and certain phrases, that some maintain are indicators something was written by AI. Is that true though?
Watch todays episode and tell us what you think. Charly gets into it and dicusses things like:
➡️ How AI learned the words, punctuation and phrases
⚡ Some of the sources of the knowledge for that training
✅ What it costs us as writers to take the list "too seriously"
⭐ What you should consider if you do use an AI for your writing tasks
If you have ever second guessed a word in your own writing because someone called it an AI tell, this one is for you.
Do you agree or disagree with Charly?
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Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?
Revolut handed approximately 680 customers’ personal information to a bad actor after receiving requests from a compromised Italian government account that appeared lawful.
It appears the company wasn’t hacked, and the emails passed the checks designed to confirm where they came from. Today's episode discusses:
✅ Why Revolut handed the information over
➡️ The legal and regulatory environment that set the incident up
⚡ What it means for the security and privacy of information businesses are required to collect
⭐ What small businesses need to take from it
There are lessons here for businesses, particularly those now covered by expanded Australian anti-money laundering requirements.
If your business collects sensitive customer information, find out what this incident means for you.
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WordPress website holds about them, do you know what to do?
WordPress has built-in privacy tools for handling these requests, including confirming who's making the request before you hand over or erase their information. In this walkthrough, you'll see the process from both sides:
✅ What the person requesting their data sees
➡️ How WordPress confirms the request before you action it
⚡ What information WordPress includes in the personal data export
⭐ What happens to their information after the erasure is completed
Privacy administration might be tedious, but knowing how to handle a request properly is worthwhile for a business owner.
Follow the process from the initial request through to the final erasure, and see exactly what WordPress does along the way.
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Recurring technology problems don't always bring a business to a complete stop but they can cause interruptions that end up costing the business.
You may not even recognise that it's happening but you'll find yourself saying things like “Give it a minute” or “It always does this” multiple times a week, if not a day. When you do, you're likely:
✅ Repeating tasks because of lost work.
➡️ Using workarounds that end up becoming “standard practice”.
⚡ Finding errors and delays that affect customers, deadlines and revenue.
Not all interruptions are things to be concerned about but what if they are? Would you know where to start looking and what they're really costing you?
A recurring problem may be worth addressing, but first the business needs evidence of what is happening and what it is costing.
How much is “give it a minute” costing your business?
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