Every platform needs /ai

Pagecord, a blogging platform, has published a dedicated /ai page at https://pagecord.com/ai to disclose all its AI usage, following the '/ai manifesto' convention by Damola Morenikeji and tracked at slashAI.page. The page aims to inform new and existing customers about how the company uses large language models, with the source code available for review since 2024. Founder hopes other blogging platforms adopt the convention.

I've published a page on How Pagecord uses AI https://pagecord.com/ai . I believe this covers everything to do with AI use at Pagecord, so new and existing customers can now be as informed as me. I've blogged many times about using LLMs, and the Pagecord source code has been available for review since 2024. Still, things can always be improved, so now everything you need to know is available in one place. Much better. The page is available at /ai https://pagecord.com/ai , following the convention laid out by Damola Morenikeji in The /ai 'manifesto' https://www.bydamo.la/p/ai-manifesto and tracked at slashAI.page https://slashai.page/ . I love this, and I'm surprised I haven't come across it before. AI is such a hot and polarising topic right now, so how it's used in your product and business is something that should be disclosed, and be easy to find. The "slash AI" convention is a good place to start. I'd really like to see other blogging platforms follow suit and publish their own /ai page, and to see this convention be broadly adopted elsewhere in the software world. Here's hoping.