Sorted! tip of the day – October 18, 2011

Keep things simple. The more complicated a system is, the less likely it is to be used.

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Why – and how – to ensure privacy when using GenAI (it’s in the anonymising!)

Generative AI tools are not bastions of privacy and security. Here’s what you need to know about anonymising documents to work carefully and securely.

A guide to the oddities of Claude

Usability is not a strong point in generative AI tools. Claude is there with the worst of them, but it’s worth persevering.

Making content with generative AI – there’s a system for that

Generative AI makes content and makes a mess. What to do? Use a tried-and-tested content production system.

If there was no generative AI, what would we miss?

A thought experiment: if generative AI didn’t exist, what would we miss? And what about the whole digital world?

The responsibility ladder and generative AI : who is in charge?

A way to think about responsibility that makes sense, both when working with generative AI and personally.

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