Jon BishopHere you will find some of my favorite digital exploits. I like to make everything from IoT applications to unique and engaging online experiences.
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 […]
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 […]
This post was updated on April 27th, 2025. Scroll to the bottom of the post for more recent insights. I’ve been prompting ChatGPT for structured data since before it was an officially supported feature. The idea of an API endpoint that can morph and adapt to whatever purpose it needs to fill is incredible. Ever […]
I still try and keep up with all things WordPress, so I was eager to review the current state of generative AI integrations. I was ultimately surprised to see that a majority of the integrations revolved around copywriting and image asset creation. So, in my ongoing exploration of AI technologies, I’ve developed a WordPress plugin […]
I shared in my previous post, about my experience using ChatGPT to plan my honeymoon, that I was also experimenting with AI text to image technologies. One specific thing I’ve been working on is generating professional looking headshots based on a few selfies that I had taken on my phone. This post will get a […]
I’ve seen some cool demos of Hue lights automatically synced to music. This is mostly done by analyzing the volume of the track at any one point and assigning an effect to that range. Although that is pretty cool I wanted to compose my own light show inspired by some of the EDM shows I […]
Since I got my Google Home I’ve been exploring all the ways I can use it in my daily life. When Google opened up Actions using APi.AI I jumped right in and built the first useful thing I could think of. The app itself is pretty simple, it parses an excel file I downloaded off […]
The button came about after Scott Stratten of Unmarketing sent out a tweet asking for some quick flash work. I responded and the button was completed and sent back to Scott in a few minutes. Scott then worked his magic, slapped a cool graphic on top and created nooooooooooooooo.com. We’ve since converted the button over to […]