Jon Bishop
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 […]
If you’re a business owner and you can’t remember where your WordPress website is hosted, who set it up or even who owns the domain name, you’re not alone. I’ve had countless conversations with clients who paid thousands for a website only to find out years later they have no login credentials, no hosting access […]
If the last decade of social media was shaped by user-generated content and the promise of connecting the world, the next one is being shaped by algorithms that quietly decide what we see, when we see it and why. But how they make those decisions? Still a black box. Transparency hasn’t caught up. As AI […]
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 […]
Technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace, reshaping how we interact with the digital and physical world. What once seemed like science fiction, AI-powered personal assistants that anticipate our needs, seamless real-time translation and AI-generated entertainment, is now on the verge of becoming everyday reality. These advancements will fundamentally change how we work, communicate and […]
I’ve been experimenting with multi-agent setups for a few months now. Mostly in Rivet but more recently within some WordPress and NodeJs projects. So I thought it was about time I experimented with the OpenAI Swarm framework. OpenAI’s Swarm is an experimental educational framework designed to simplify the development and orchestration of multi-agent systems. It […]
There’s something captivating about a homepage that feels alive, personal and interactive. When I set out to update my home page, I wanted to create an experience that engaged users right from the moment they landed. I wanted to blend animation, personalization and AI-driven content into a seamless, immersive journey that feels like a conversation […]
I’ve been using ChatGPT to write code since 3.5 and most recently have been leaning heavily on the 4o model. I’ve also experimented with o1-preview and 4o with canvas. Whether it’s setting up build pipelines, generating code from scratch or refactoring large blocks of code, ChatGPT has changed everything about how I work and write […]
As a lifelong gamer, I’ve seen the evolution of gaming firsthand. From those early days playing Counter-Strike 1.6, back when LAN parties and dial-up internet were the norm, to now, where most of my gaming hours are spent in Rocket League and Call of Duty: Warzone. While my heart lies with competitive gaming, I also […]