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This tool strips away anti-AI protections from digital art

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By Peter Page, James Page, Karen Page, Peter Hall Verified
| buff.ly
To be clear, the researchers behind LightShed aren’t trying to steal artists’ work. They just don’t want people to get a false sense of security. “You will not be sure if companies have methods to delete these poisons but will never tell you,” says Hanna Foerster, a PhD student at the University of Cambridge and the lead author of a paper on the work. And if they do, it may be too late to fix the problem.
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How to implement an expense management process

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By Peter Page
| Jotform Blog
It can take a while to start seeing a regular flow of cash after a business launches, but business expenses are visible from the start. Managing those expenses is a fundamental part of operating a business, even if it isn’t a very glamorous part. No company can afford to ignore expenses, yet few entrepreneurs or freelancers take an online course in managing business expenses before they launch.
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How to use screening questions in surveys

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By Peter Page
| Jotform Blog
Post ID Steps for developing screening questions Ask for no more than you need Put your screeners and big questions first Don’t give away the survey topic Include page breaks Don’t ask “leading” questions From political campaigns to market research, surveys have long been a go-to tool for understanding what people really think. But for these surveys to provide useful insights, you first need to determine who to survey.
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