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Post by axotopia » Thu, Mar 19, 2026, 10:22 PM UTC

linkjuice4all wrote: post #39

axotopia wrote: post #23

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Fair criticism, since I don't require a login or tracking, I cannot prove who is behind the keyboard on the other end. The bot is a tool that ideally leads to lead generation by design, not the other way round. The 'Architect' interaction was an 11-minute chat that showed up on the backend log that I was monitoring. I don't have his/her ID, just a session ID with technical substance of the chat to sound alarm bells o…

I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt and tried to find some more info on building out a sub $1.5mm property in SoCal (feel free to pull/repost the logs). I'll admit that I did get some value out of the responses but it basically boiled down to {response from LLM based on "aggressive" sales prompt}{casual mention of mildly-related "deployment"}{push to contact form}. I work on the demand-side of marketing so I…

Post by axotopia » Thu, Mar 19, 2026, 11:11 PM UTC

doc_ick wrote: post #42

Are you worried about someone training their own model and recreating their own bot off of your public logs?

Post by axotopia » Fri, Mar 20, 2026, 12:45 AM UTC

stuaxo wrote: post #37

The linked chat log is unreadable because of the verbose AI slop. I say this as someone that has been building systems on LLMs and uses LLMs in dev work.

Post by pavel_lishin » Fri, Mar 20, 2026, 3:32 PM UTC

axotopia wrote: post #40

unsnap_biceps wrote: post #34

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at the bottom of your list, you have a number of bio links that I presume are you and your employees, but it's not clear that they are intended to be public from first glance.

Good catch. Those bios and lists are essentially grounding truth for the training data for the RAG. Intent is twofold: Give bot truth anchors to stay focused and manage hallucination. Brain-dump for SEO crawlers to index our expertise. Removing the fluff from our site didn't agree with the 1999 SEO tech. I'm going to tighten the access and formatting so it doesn't look like an accidental exposure to a casual observer…

Post by pavel_lishin » Fri, Mar 20, 2026, 7:06 PM UTC

axotopia wrote: post #48

pavel_lishin wrote: post #47

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I have no idea what any of that means. How does exposing what looks like PII help you with SEO?

Good point. To clarify, it wasn't sensitive PII (no private contacts, addresses, etc.). It was just our public team bios and professional resumes. Because we deleted our traditional 'About Us' page, Google's webcrawler are unable to interact with our AI bot. It's a problem of visibility on Google Search, the logs are our workaround if that makes sense. I left that text exposed in the backend so standard search engine…