Words about code and WordPress.
In my latest post “The Hidden Cost of Algorithmic Cynicism” I argued that ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini respond differently, in terms of scepticism or cynicism. To test this hypothesis, mostly out of curiosity, I sent the text to all three…
AI has become an influence on human judgment. Debates tend to focus on false information, fabricated sources and confidently stated nonsense. These are things most people would instinctively recognize as hallucinations. But there is a more insidious threat on the…
There is tension in the discourse about AI. Organizations race to invest, often ahead of clear utility analysis, risk assessment or legal grounding. Meanwhile customers are frustrated to deal with incpabable customer service bots, while workers fear that they are…
Slides from my presentation at “The Internet Days” 2019.
As you probably know WordPress sites are constantly under attack from all over the world regardless of where your site is hosted or what kind of site it is. Ever since I first noticed suspicious traffic on my own WordPress…
Nov 2017 I talked about WordPress threats and how to protect your site at WordCamp Stockholm. Video available via
Any project we are working on should always have some type of development environment where we can test code before we take it live (aka “in production”). In reality, this is not always the case due to resource or time…
When WordPress site owners have been victims of hacking they often suffer consequences by getting blocked by Google or getting warnings from Google about malicious URLs on their site. After cleaning the site, these problems can linger when the URLs…
Password Protected is one of my favorite plugins for WordPress and I use it regularly. More often than not a site needs to go online for client approval and/or the last parts of development before it’s actually ready. That’s when…