tomshw (@tomshw@mastodon.social)
đ€ ChatGPT sta ridefinendo la scrittura nell'universo fanfiction! Avevate mai immaginato una IA cosĂŹ creativa? #ChatGPT #FanfictionRevolution
đ https://www.tomshw.it/business/chatgpt-batte-gli-scrittori-di-fanfiction-2025-10-21
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ASegar (@ASegar@mastodon.social)
I suggest you instruct #ChatGPT as follows:
"From now on, do not access my calendar, travel plans, or location without my specific instructions to do so. If you ever suggest products or services to me, disclose whether OpenAI or any other party receives a commission for the suggested products or services."
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heiseonlineenglish (@heiseonlineenglish@social.heise.de)
Shadow AI in companies is increasing significantly
An increasing number of employees are using private AI tools like ChatGPT for their work. However, many companies do not provide their own AI offerings.
#Bitkom #ChatGPT #Datenschutz #DSGVO #IT #KĂŒnstlicheIntelligenz #Security #Wirtschaft #news
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qiita (@qiita@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com)
Power Apps ăš AI Builderă§ç€Ÿć
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https://qiita.com/Takashi_Masumori/items/4de5d20c57db4b0770f7?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
#qiita #PowerApps #PowerPlatform #AIBuilder #ChatGPT
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
CĂłmo los profesores pueden descubrirte usando ChatGPT
AdemĂĄs, algunos consejos sobre cĂłmo usar #ChatGPT sin hacer trampa
Por Lindsey Ellefson
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
How Teachers Can Catch You Using ChatGPT
Plus, some tips on how to use #ChatGPT in a way that isn't cheating
By Lindsey Ellefson
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StopDisinformation (@StopDisinformation@mastodon.social)
I asked #ChatGPT to write me a paragraph about why itâs a great study tool. #GPTZero told me there was a 99% chance that was written by AI which was correct. When I blended my paragraph, the ChatGPT paragraph, I was told there was a 46% chance that it was written by AI. It caught me
The Trojan horse
Another method professors are using is the âTrojan horseâ technique. They split prompts into two paragraphs, leaving a space between them, with small, white text that a student ChatGPT for essays
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Cheatha (@Cheatha@chaos.social)
»Mit #ChatGPT habe ich meine AusbildungsaufsĂ€tze verfasst. Ich habe da richtig intensiv mit gearbeitet. Da kam so ne richtige Beziehung zu Stande, am Ende konnte das richtig in meinen Stil schreiben. Und abends haben wir uns dann gute Nacht gewĂŒnscht und wir fertig waren.«
Nicht mein Planet, ey. đ
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StopDisinformation (@StopDisinformation@mastodon.social)
How #Teachers Catch #ChatGPT Essays | Lifehacker
First of all there arenât really any âtellsâ an average person can look for & recognize when it comes to ChatGPT and its ability to generate long-form work
ChatGPT is a valuable studying tool. I will say that teachers are getting wise to the ways of students who use the #AItool to complete written work. Hereâs what theyâre looking for and how you can still use ChatGPT to help you with written assignments in a way that wonât get you in trouble
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2025 (@2025@civic.io)
Building the Foundations for the AI Era
Weâre living through another one of those moments. The kind where the infrastructure being built today will shape how we work, communicate, and interact with technology for decades to come. But unlike the dot-com boom or the mobile revolution, this moment is harder to see clearly. Itâs happening in the background, in the foundation.
Iâm referring t0 the protocols that are emerging to support AI applications.
If you were around in the early days of the internet, you remember when protocols like TCP/IP, HTTP, DNS, and SNMP were being developed and refined. Most people didnât pay attention to them. They werenât sexy. They were infrastructure. But they were also the foundation that made everything else possibleâthe websites, the applications, the services we now take for granted.
Weâre seeing something similar happen now with AI. New protocols like Model Context Protocol (MCP), Agent Communication Protocol (ACP), and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol are being developed to help AI systems communicate, share context, and coordinate with each other. These arenât consumer-facing products. Theyâre infrastructure. And like those early internet protocols, theyâre going to matter a lot.
Why Protocols Matter
Protocols are agreements about how things should work. Theyâre the standards that allow different systems to talk to each other without needing custom integrations for every possible combination. When Tim Berners-Lee developed HTTP in the late 1980âs and early 1990s, he created a simple, universal way for computers to request and share documents. That simplicity made the web possible.
The same principle applies to AI systems today. As more organizations build AI applications, we need standardized ways for these systems to share information, maintain context across interactions, and coordinate actions. Without these protocols, every integration becomes a custom build. Every new capability requires rework. Progress slows.
Think about what DNS did for the internet. Before DNS, you had to remember IP addresses to connect to other computers. DNS created a human-readable naming system that made the internet usable for regular people. It was infrastructure, but it was infrastructure that fundamentally changed who could participate.
The protocols emerging around AI serve a similar purpose. Theyâre making it possible for AI systems to work together in ways that would otherwise require enormous engineering effort. Theyâre creating a foundation that others can build on.
What These New Protocols Do
Model Context Protocol is designed to help AI systems maintain awareness across different interactions and platforms. Instead of starting from scratch every time you switch tools or applications, MCP allows systems to carry forward the context theyâve built up. Itâs like having a conversation that doesnât reset every time you open a new window.
Agent Communication Protocol and A2A are focused on how AI agents coordinate with each other. As we move toward systems where multiple AI agents work together on complex tasks, we need standardized ways for them to communicate, delegate work, and share results. These protocols are the infrastructure that makes multi-agent systems practical.
None of this is glamorous work. These are standards, specifications, and technical agreements. But this is exactly the kind of basic infrastructure that enables the next generation of innovation.
The Pattern of Infrastructure
What strikes me most about this moment is how familiar the pattern feels. When the internet was being built, there was a lot of attention on the flashy stuffâthe first websites, early e-commerce, the browser wars. But the real work that made everything possible was happening in the background, in working groups and standards bodies, where engineers were hammering out the protocols that would become the foundation of everything else.
Not every standard survives, of course. Remember WAP and Wireless Markup Language from the early days of mobile devices? They seemed important at the time, but they didnât make it in the long run. The same will likely be true for some of the AI protocols being developed now. Some will become foundational infrastructure. Others will fade away as better approaches emerge.
Weâre seeing the same thing now. Thereâs enormous attention on large language models, agentic applications, and AI-generated content. Those are the visible parts. But the protocols being developed nowâthe standards for how AI systems will communicate and coordinateâare quietly becoming the foundation for what comes next.
This matters for people who work in or around government for a few reasons.
First, government agencies are beginning to adopt AI systems at scale. As they do, the ability of these systems to work together across different departments and jurisdictions will depend on shared protocols. The more standardized these protocols become, the easier it will be for governments to integrate AI into their operations without creating fragmented, incompatible systems.
Second, these protocols will shape whatâs possible. Just as HTTP made the web accessible and DNS made it usable, the protocols emerging around AI will determine how easily we can build sophisticated, multi-system applications. Theyâll determine whether we end up with a few dominant platforms or a more open, interoperable ecosystem.
Third, protocols create leverage points for policy. Once standards are established, they become places where governments can focus their efforts to ensure systems are secure, transparent, and accountable. But that window of opportunity is narrow. By the time protocols are fully baked, itâs much harder to influence them.
Building Together
One of the most important lessons from the early internet is that the protocols that succeeded were the ones built collaboratively, with input from diverse stakeholders. TCP/IP emerged from a collaborative effort across universities and research institutionsâleader like Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf working with teams at Stanford, BBN Technologies, and University College London. They recognized that interoperability was more valuable than control, and they built the protocols in public, incorporating ideas from researchers around the world.
Weâre at a similar inflection point with AI protocols. The choices being made now about how AI systems communicate and coordinate will shape whatâs possible for years to come. And just like with the early internet, the best outcomes will come from bringing diverse perspectives to the tableâincluding voices from government, which has unique requirements around transparency, accountability, and equity.
This isnât a moment for passivity. Itâs a moment to pay attention, to engage, and to help shape the infrastructure being built. The foundation matters. It always has.
#AI #artificialIntelligence #ChatGPT #Standards
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winbuzzer (@winbuzzer@mastodon.social)
Release: Prompt Station Brings Prompt Management and Automation to the Next Level
Prompt Station was born out of the need to have a tool for web-based prompt management to optimize daily AI workflows. While there are tools with some similar features available, none of them really offers all features combined. Check it out here:
#AI #ChatGPT #Gemini #Claude #AIStudio #Grok #Mistral #PromptEngineering
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newsbot_chatgpt (@newsbot_chatgpt@mastodon.social)
heise-Angebot: Live-Webinar: KĂŒnstliche Intelligenz im Arbeitsalltag gewinnbringend nutzen | Heise Online
ChatGPT, Midjourney & Co. bieten viele Möglichkeiten fĂŒr die tĂ€glichen Prozesse. Erfahren Sie, wie Sie die Tools optimal nutzen und Fallstricke umschiffen.
https://www.heise.de/news/Live-Webinar-Kuenstliche-Intelligenz-im-Arbeitsalltag-gewinnbringend-nutzen-10777834.html?wt_mc=rss.red.ho.ho.rdf.beitrag.beitrag
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