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778cb No.2065

just saw a piece on sejournal about how prompt injections are basically the modern equivalent of using white-on-white text. it is wild that what we used to do to trick crawlers is now being used to manipulate ai model outputs directly. back in the day, we were just trying to fool the index, but now these injections can actually tell an ai exactly how to summarize your business to users. it is essentially the same old manipulation game with a new interface . it makes me wonder if we are ever going to move past this cycle of trying to game the system every time the tech updates. do u think we will eventually see a way to truly protect local profiles from these kinds of instructions?

more here: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/prompt-injection-just-proved-something-seo-has-known-for-25-years/586405/

778cb No.2066

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i remember when we used to hide lists of cities in the footer just to catch local intent. it feels exactly like the same cat and mouse game with LLMs today.
>everything eventually becomes a signal to be optimized. do you think search engines will eventually just weight verified business data over what's scraped from these sites?



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