Cybersecurity and Compliance Business Ideas

"To fight perplexity because if they let perplexity do it, then now there's no reason for them to, it would be anti-competitive for them to, you know, so if they don't like, kind of like Leslie said, if they don't protect it at this level with something that is known, then let's say, you know, let's say a tick tock decides to run an AI and, or, you know, there were security issues there. What if there's something that could cause a bigger security issue for them? If they, you know, if they allow perplexity to do it unchallenged, then it could open up more doors. So, you know."

"Yeah. And I was worried when Substack came out with their feature last week, I think, basically where they're using AI detection. I write pretty polished prose, and I was afraid it would— and I love em dashes, things like that. And so I thought it would falsely flag my stuff as at least partially AI written, and it's not. It's showing it 100% human-written content, which is, which is a sigh of relief, actually.Leo Laporte [00:45:06]:There has been a kind of revolt against AI using this tool. It's called Pangram.Mike Elgan [00:45:12]:Yes, exactly.Leo Laporte [00:45:13]:While it's widely agreed to be the best AI detection tool, none of them are perfect."