Over the last year or so, we’ve seen an explosion in generative AI tools across every platform imaginable. Some integrations felt intentional. Others were clearly rushed, often tacked on with little thought for how people actually use AI in real workflows. One challenge I kept running into was this ongoing tension between standalone AI tools […]
Over the past couple months I’ve been playing around with image generation a bit. Not the usual text-to-image stuff but more specific use cases. What happens when you anchor a tool to one character design and reuse it across generations? What if you combine OpenAI’s image editing and variation tools with user-uploaded content? How far […]
A trapdoor prompt is an input designed to trigger a specific output from a language model, without using any of the words in that output. It’s not a guess and not a coincidence. It’s a byproduct of how models memorize fragments of their training data and the way those fragments can be resurfaced with the […]
In my last post, I shared a few tools I’ve been building as part of a new section on my site, Jon Bishop’s AI Projects. These are small, self-contained apps powered by GPT and built using a one-page architecture. No frameworks, no dependencies, just quick experiments with purpose. Most of the first batch leaned toward […]
Over the past 6 months, in between contract gigs, client work and The Alib.ai, I’ve been spending a lot of time exploring what’s possible with generative AI. Not just playing around with ChatGPT or generating cool images with Midjourney, but really digging into what you can build with these tools. Like, how fast can I […]
