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User intrigued by spam email's "AI readiness" blog score

A user received a spam email claiming their blog has a 56% "AI readiness" score, prompting curiosity about the metric and how to lower it. The user expressed skepticism about the score and noted that a previous prompt injection attempt did not affect it. AI

RANK_REASON The item describes a spam email and a user's reaction to it, which does not constitute significant news.

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User intrigued by spam email's "AI readiness" blog score

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42 days old
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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I got this spam email just now, and I am a little intrigued. My blog scored 56% on AI readiness (whatever the hell that is, not clicking any links) and now I'm

    I got this spam email just now, and I am a little intrigued. My blog scored 56% on AI readiness (whatever the hell that is, not clicking any links) and now I'm just dying to know if I can get it to 0%. A score of 56% seems way too high. I guess my old joke prompt injection didn't…