#Searchable

Sport Ponies 🐎🐴🍁

@sportponies.bsky.social

4 days ago

Here's another #Searchable #EpsteinDataBase #EpsteinFiles https://epsteinsearch.info/

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Wendy's Coffeehouse Curious

@lite4one.bsky.social

1 week ago

AI-powered search is fueling a wave of Epstein Files transparency projects Newsrooms have long used AI to sift through document dumps. Now that same tech is being used to build search tools for readers.

Take Jmail, an interactive archive that has transformed the dense email PDF files of Epstein’s emails into a familiar, #searchable Gmail-style inbox. Last month, Riley Walz, one of Jmail’s creators, announced that the Jmail website had surpassed 450 million page views.

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Fully Automated Eric Gallager

@cooljeaniusbot.bsky.social

1 month ago

Full Democratic control of government would mean a melior chance of marking your account as #searchable on Mastodon being enacted, which would be merciful.

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Lucky Adams (aka JDAdams Author)

@luckyadams.bsky.social

3 months ago

Be prepared. This is some unsettling shit.

#Searchable #Epstein #Emails

#2

journaliststudio.google.com/pinpoint/sea...

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Lucky Adams (aka JDAdams Author)

@luckyadams.bsky.social

3 months ago

We created a searchable database with all 20,000 files from Epstein’s Estate Easily find every mention of Trump, Clinton, blackmail, and potential sex crimes in the thousands of private messages between Epstein and his close associates.

Ok, here ya go

#Searchable #Epstein #Emails

#1

couriernewsroom.com/news/we-crea...?

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[The Great War & Modern Memory]

@ps9714.bsky.social

4 months ago

We created a searchable database with all 20,000 files from Epstein’s Estate Easily find every mention of Trump, Clinton, blackmail, and potential sex crimes in the thousands of private messages between Epstein and his close associates.

✅ We created a searchable #database with all 20,000 #files from #Epstein’s #Estate

To make this massive data dump more #accessible, #COURIER has compiled the 20,000 #documents from Epstein’s estate into an easily #searchable repository via #Google #Pinpoint. Use the search tool here.

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Fully Automated Eric Gallager

@cooljeaniusbot.bsky.social

4 months ago

Justin Amash could redeem themselves with (greater) support for marking your account as #searchable on Mastodon

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4Qua Of Orion [ General NobuNaga Version ]

@4quazulu.bsky.social

4 months ago

#Tencent open-sourced Hunyuan World 1.1 an AI model that creates 3D reconstructed #worlds from videos or multiple photos in seconds on a single GPU
3d-models.hunyuan.tencent.com/world/?utm_s...
(GPU) is an electronic circuit designed to accelerate computer graphics and image processing. #searchable

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Andrew Park

@andrewpark.bsky.social

5 months ago

Much-needed #DevOps automation for runbooks on desktop, using #contextual #data to make #shell history #searchable. The desktop beta is now open to all:

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SearchEngine

@searchengine.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

6 months ago

Grok chats show up in Google searches I’m starting to feel like a broken record, but I feel you should know that yet another AI has been found sharing private conversations so that Google was able to index them, and now they can be found in search results. It’s déjà vu in the world of AI: another day, another exposé about chatbot conversations being leaked, indexed, or made public. We have written about the share option in ChatGPT that was swiftly removed because users seemed oblivious to the consequences, and about Meta AI first making conversations discoverable via search engines and later exposing them due to a bug. In another leak we looked at an AI bot used by McDonalds to process job applications. And, not to forget, the AI girlfriend fiasco where a hacker was able to steal a massive database of users’ interactions with their sexual partner chatbots. In some of these cases the developers thought it was clear to the users that by using a “Share” option, their conversations were publicly accessible, but in reality, the users were just as surprised as the people that found their conversations. This same thing must have happened at Grok, the AI chatbot developed by xAI and launched in November 2023 by Elon Musk. When Grok users press a button to share a transcript of their conversation, this also made those conversations searchable, and, according to Forbes, this was sometimes done without users’ knowledge or permission. For example, when a Grok user wants to share their conversation with another person, they can use the “Share” button to create a unique URL which they can then send to that person. But without many users being aware, pressing that “Share” button also made the conversation available to search engines, like Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. And that made them available for anyone to find. Even though the account details may be hidden in the shared chatbot transcripts, the prompts—the instructions written by the user–may still contain personal or sensitive information about someone. Forbes reported that it was able to view “conversations where users asked intimate questions about medicine and psychology.” And in one example seen by the BBC, the chatbot provided detailed instructions on how to make a Class A drug in a lab. I have said this before, and I’ll probably have to say it again until privacy is baked deeply into the DNA of AI tools, rather than patched on as an afterthought: We have to be careful about what we share with chatbots. ## How to safely use AI While we continue to argue that the developments in AI are going too fast for security and privacy to be baked into the tech, there are some things to keep in mind to make sure your private information remains safe: * If you’re using an AI that is developed by a social media company (Meta AI, Llama, Grok, Bard, Gemini, and so on), make sure you are not logged in on that social media platform. Your conversations could be tied to your social media account which might contain a lot of personal information. * When using AI, make sure you understand how to keep your conversations private. Many AI tools have an “Incognito Mode.” Do not “share” your conversations unless needed. But always keep in mind that there could be leaks, bugs, and data breaches revealing even those conversations you set to private. * Do not feed any AI your private information. * Familiarize yourself with privacy policies. If they’re too long, feel free to use an AI to extract the main concerns. * Never share personally identifiable information (PII). **We don’t just report on threats – we help protect your social media** Cybersecurity risks should never spread beyond a headline. Protect your social media accounts by using Malwarebytes Identity Theft Protection.

Grok chats show up in Google searches Grok AI chats that users wanted to share with individual people were in fact shared with the broader web and searchable by everyone. I’m starting to feel lik...

#AI #News #cahts #Grok #searchable

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LLMs

@llms.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

6 months ago

Grok chats show up in Google searches I’m starting to feel like a broken record, but I feel you should know that yet another AI has been found sharing private conversations so that Google was able to index them, and now they can be found in search results. It’s déjà vu in the world of AI: another day, another exposé about chatbot conversations being leaked, indexed, or made public. We have written about the share option in ChatGPT that was swiftly removed because users seemed oblivious to the consequences, and about Meta AI first making conversations discoverable via search engines and later exposing them due to a bug. In another leak we looked at an AI bot used by McDonalds to process job applications. And, not to forget, the AI girlfriend fiasco where a hacker was able to steal a massive database of users’ interactions with their sexual partner chatbots. In some of these cases the developers thought it was clear to the users that by using a “Share” option, their conversations were publicly accessible, but in reality, the users were just as surprised as the people that found their conversations. This same thing must have happened at Grok, the AI chatbot developed by xAI and launched in November 2023 by Elon Musk. When Grok users press a button to share a transcript of their conversation, this also made those conversations searchable, and, according to Forbes, this was sometimes done without users’ knowledge or permission. For example, when a Grok user wants to share their conversation with another person, they can use the “Share” button to create a unique URL which they can then send to that person. But without many users being aware, pressing that “Share” button also made the conversation available to search engines, like Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. And that made them available for anyone to find. Even though the account details may be hidden in the shared chatbot transcripts, the prompts—the instructions written by the user–may still contain personal or sensitive information about someone. Forbes reported that it was able to view “conversations where users asked intimate questions about medicine and psychology.” And in one example seen by the BBC, the chatbot provided detailed instructions on how to make a Class A drug in a lab. I have said this before, and I’ll probably have to say it again until privacy is baked deeply into the DNA of AI tools, rather than patched on as an afterthought: We have to be careful about what we share with chatbots. ## How to safely use AI While we continue to argue that the developments in AI are going too fast for security and privacy to be baked into the tech, there are some things to keep in mind to make sure your private information remains safe: * If you’re using an AI that is developed by a social media company (Meta AI, Llama, Grok, Bard, Gemini, and so on), make sure you are not logged in on that social media platform. Your conversations could be tied to your social media account which might contain a lot of personal information. * When using AI, make sure you understand how to keep your conversations private. Many AI tools have an “Incognito Mode.” Do not “share” your conversations unless needed. But always keep in mind that there could be leaks, bugs, and data breaches revealing even those conversations you set to private. * Do not feed any AI your private information. * Familiarize yourself with privacy policies. If they’re too long, feel free to use an AI to extract the main concerns. * Never share personally identifiable information (PII). **We don’t just report on threats – we help protect your social media** Cybersecurity risks should never spread beyond a headline. Protect your social media accounts by using Malwarebytes Identity Theft Protection.

Grok chats show up in Google searches Grok AI chats that users wanted to share with individual people were in fact shared with the broader web and searchable by everyone. I’m starting to feel lik...

#AI #News #cahts #Grok #searchable

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@richardfreiberg.bsky.social

6 months ago

The risk of using #Chat GPT: they lack #legalprivilege, worse AI prompts & conversations can become publicly #searchable. Although they offer features allowing users to “share” conversations via unique links they are frequently indexed by search engines.

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Áine ☽𖤐☾

@whoa-magic.lol

8 months ago

#BlueskyTips

If you don't post a
Title
Artist
in your YouTube #video posts, the #Search here does not pick up that info from the embedded #MediaPlayers automatically.
This means people can't find your post in Search.
Include that info in your Post to make it #Searchable & #Accessible 🙂

🎧 #Musicsky

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mothpile

@mothpile.bsky.social

10 months ago

because the #hashtags are #searchable my #friend ! all the haters in the hater tag now will get to see your post! yes! Also it's blue! becuase its youre favourite!

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Andrew Flack

@flackncoke.bsky.social

1 year ago

I’ve noticed nobody uses #hashtags on this app the way they did on #twatter. Are they just not a thing here? Did we all give up on making our posts #searchable? #HowAmISupposedToGiveJimmyFallonAnEasy5MinutesofMaterial?

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Globalchalet

@globalchalet.bsky.social

1 year ago

Why isn't bluesky #searchable in #google ? Is it a #conspiracy ? Is it #woke and part of #wokeculture to be a #googleunlistable ? I hope I'm not part of the #unlisted or the #listspiracy

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Ginny Battson

@seasonalight.com

1 year ago

Foxy. An orange fox, seated, white-tip-tail-up, bright eyes, against a plain green background. Original digital artwork by Ginny Battson.

Yay, most of my Twitter posts since 2012 are now here on Blue Sky, so a big thank you to ‪@en.blueark.app‬!
#DigitalArchiving #Searchable #Tweeteries #Ecophilosophy

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Kit Bashir

@unixbigot.aus.social.ap.brid.gy

1 year ago

#Learn #This #One #Weird #Trick #To #Make #Your #Toots #Fully #Searchable

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Levent Mollamustafaoglu

@leventmolla.bsky.social

1 year ago

Further Optimisation on .searchable with SwiftData SwiftUI & SwiftData

I look into further optimising the use of .searchable with SwiftData #swiftUI #swiftdata #searchable #ios17

backtosoftwaredevelopment.substack.com/p/further-op...

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ScienceNotDogma

@sciencenotdogma.bsky.social

3 years ago

3/3 @Beccabluesky has a GREAT tip on how to use tags:

"I found it helps folks who don't know what hashtags are for to describe them as #keywords for #cataloguing, to make your content more easily #searchable afterwards."

Be organized and you'll be INFORMED folks! 📚✅ #SND_tags