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good to see Stervc posts and assessment on MONI’s recent progress
following Stervc and SGW are the consistent book ends that make for excellent reading
wouldn’t be here without em…!
good fortunes to Frank - wishing a speedy recovery and healthy retirement
Bullish as Fk - MONI
Gerald Commissiong blamed everybody
but the guy that was 100% responsible
for both AMBS and TOMDF complete and utter demise
the guy in the mirror - you know that guy …
the twice failed scam artist Stanford University CEO flunky
what an absolute POS of a human being
sad but true…!
AJMHO
SAIC well know player to the Fed...
https://www.saic.com/who-we-are/about-saic
there's some nice company's in that HFIA membership lineup
BAF MONI...!
nice...!
IMHO, Rich Lepoutre is the 'brains' behind this merger and INDEXR a.i.
He's the driver here that has put this crew together - along with the in-coming acquisition targets.
Also made inroads with DF and provided a list of security items I believe will help INDEXR a.i. launch.
He indicated he agreed with my suggestions, and would kick them upstairs to RL & SM.
Have some additional comments on the Spaces CC and will be updating soon.
IMHO, I believe there is much more to what's going on with INDEXR a.i. than most may realize.
Finally, its unbelievable that this kind of commentary can make it on a public MB - unreal folks...!
"Not one, but TWO CEOs. You can’t make up this 💩"
adding here and into next week as well...
have been adding steadily
BAF INDEXR a.i.
Duane Forrester - INDEXR a.i. SVP, Search
Search industry thought leader, ex-Yext, Launched Bing Webmaster Tools, Author with McGraw Hill, Expert Digital Marketer, Search industry thought leader, ex-Yext, Launched Bing Webmaster Tools, Author with McGraw Hill, Expert Digital Marketer
• 42 minutes ago
How AI is Revolutionizing Precision in Advertising
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/?highlightedUpdateType=SHARED_BY_YOUR_NETWORK&highlightedUpdateUrn=urn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A7234909020115881985
INDEXR a.i....!
some uninformed cackling chicken head
needs tobe informed that an officer of a public security
is protected by forward looking statements
it ain’t real unless it makes it into an OTC or SEC filing
SMH - can’t make this stuff up…!
MOO stunads
DuBai and Saudi Arabia
EOM
someone from the Cackle Club …
fostering fear, imitimidation and making false statements …
may well be setting up for an i-Hub subpoena
just sayin those INDEXR Ai boys wont take any shite after working this hard
IMHO those days of non-stop slander are over…
BAF MONI…!
MOO stunads
How AI-Generated Content Is Challenging SEO and Web Operators
To find out how AI is impacting search, SEO, and content, we spoke to Duane Forrester from INDEXR.ai about the pros and cons of AI.
Aug 20th, 2024 8:17am by Jeff James
https://thenewstack.io/how-ai-generated-content-is-challenging-seo-and-web-operators/
The last few years have been tumultuous ones for search engine providers, with Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Yandex, DuckDuckGo, and the rest having to adapt to the impact to AI, machine learning, and large language models.
My colleague Richard MacManus has already written about the future of websites in the AI era and how search engines are turning into generative AI chatbots. Factor in declining referrals and shrinking social media traffic to websites, and the list of potential headaches for SEO practitioners seems to be growing.
That’s not all: The advent of AI has made it remarkably easy to produce content of all varieties, from the written word to still images and video. With a veritable flood of AI-generated content being pumped onto the internet at an ever-increasing rate, how can search providers help readers differentiate between the gray sludge of AI-produced drivel and the valuable nuggets of content on the Internet, ideally produced — or at least curated — by real humans? As someone who has spent most of his adult life creating, editing, and strategizing about the content of the human-generated variety, I admittedly have a vested interest in the topic.
The AI Content Spam Conundrum
While it’s undeniable that AI can be a valuable aid for content producers — helping generate ideas, transcribing content from one format to another, quickly generating copy that can be edited and refined later, among many other useful examples — the use of AI to generate low-quality content is already having an impact, particularly when used in ethically dubious ways. Here are a few recent examples:
Former tech journalist (and current senior developer advocate at Github) Christina Warren learned that the current owners of TUAW bought the domain and then “…populated it with AI-generated slop, and then reused my name from a job I had when I was 21 years old to try to pull some SEO scam that won’t even work in 2024 because Google changed its algo.”
Images, artwork, and video content aren’t immune from the AI-generated slop onslaught.
Then there’s the story of an SEO agency that bragged about pulling off an “…SEO heist that stole 3.6M total traffic from a competitor,” which involved exporting the competitor’s sitemap, turning “…their list of URLs into article titles…” and then creating “…1,800 articles from those titles at scale using AI.”
Alex Hern and Dan Milmo at The Guardian have chronicled efforts by some in the tech community to designate this new category of AI-generated content as Slop rather than Spam, while Reece Rogers at Wired has discussed how AI spam was ranking above original reporting in news results.
Images, artwork, and video content aren’t immune from the AI-generated slop onslaught, as Shannon Bond at NPR reported on AI-generated images that are starting to flood social media feeds. Bond wrote that “…beyond finding AI spam on Facebook annoying, many people NPR spoke with say they’re worried about the larger stakes of artificial images showing up everywhere.” Note the worry expressed here about AI-generated content. I’ll expand a bit on that concern and what it might mean for all of us in a bit.
The Impact AI Is Having on Search and Content
To get some additional perspective on how AI is impacting search, SEO, and content development, I reached out to Duane Forrester, the senior vice president in charge of search at INDEXR.ai — and the former head of the Bing Webmaster Tools program — to get his take on the positives and negatives that AI brings to the table for search, SEO, and content efforts.
“It’s like having access to the internet’s library of technical and content creation advice within one system.”
– Duane Forrester, INDEXR.ai
Forrester lauded the increased efficiency that AI tools can provide, from faster workflows to increased throughput. “[I’m] thinking of content here, especially when approached from the idea generation side, but also from the pure writing side… [AI also provides] increased brand-voice alignment, [as it’s] easier to tell a system to write a certain way and have all baseline drafts aligned in voice… [and also] provides easier editing for basic elements like grammar and syntax when creating content.”
Another bonus is the power that AI provides for optimization work. “An AI-based system can… look at your pages, your code, your content, and offer recommendations based on the universe of known best practices,” Forrester said. “It’s like having access to the internet’s library of technical and content creation advice within one system.”
On the negative side, Forrester notes that some companies think they can replace writers, but notes that “…those who have often suffer.” In addition to the impact on content producers, Forrester notes that the “…flood of low-quality content not only affects search results, but as consumers engage with those poorer results, it trains both the consumer and search platforms to feed more of that low-quality content into the results, since people are engaging with it.”
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Taking the impact of low-quality content a step further, the ease of generating AI-produced content can lull companies into a false sense of security. “Businesses falsely assume [that] whatever an AI-generative system produces is high enough quality to skip reviewing and just publish,” said Forrester. “The lack of oversight can pose a serious problem if you publish low-quality, inaccurate or dangerous content.”
Fixing the Problem: Detecting AI Content
So what are Google, Bing, and other search engines doing about the problem of easily-generated AI chaff clogging up our search results? Both Google and Bing have released updates or made improvements to their algorithms to address problems, and will undoubtedly continue to improve how their search engines handle AI-generated content.
Search engines “remain diligent and aware of bad actors trying to link spam against domains and they thwart those instances.”
– Forrester
“From personal experience inside Bing I know that employees show up every single day with the sole focus of their work being to spot and stop bad actors,” said Forrester. “Google has similar teams. All focused on quality results and safety. With 100% confidence, I can say that both of these major engines take this seriously and work hard at solving this problem. Now, could they do more? Absolutely. There are, I’m sure, myriad ways for spammers to still exploit things that are known and should be dealt with. Yet, these issues remain, floating, still not solved, still allowing problems to persist. The engines will tell you ‘negative SEO’ isn’t a thing. It doesn’t happen. They remain diligent and aware of bad actors trying to link spam against domains and they thwart those instances reliably.”
The AI-Generated Content Trust Gap
Remember a few paragraphs ago when I said I’d circle back on the worries consumers have about AI-generated content? While some companies use AI as a valuable tool to help existing employees become more efficient, others, sadly, have reduced headcount with the idea that AI can take up the slack. While the efficiency gains AI tools provide as support tools are undeniable, it’s becoming clear that AI-generated content also has a credibility problem.
"62% are “less likely to engage with and trust content if they know it was created by an AI application.”
– Hootsuite report, 2024
In addition to the cautious consumers leery of AI-generated content I referenced earlier, a bit of human-powered research reveals that they’re not alone: According to HootSuite’s Social Media 2024 Trends Report, 62% of survey respondents indicated they were “less likely to engage with and trust content if they know it was created by an AI application.” Throw in the news about AI-generated articles by fake authors at Sports Illustrated and USA Today, and you can see why many consumers are wary of what AI means for the content they consume.
There are also continuing concerns about AI “hallucinations” — including a widely-reported instance of Google’s AI Overviews feature suggesting that people “…make pizza with a quarter cup of nontoxic glue as an ingredient to prevent cheese from sliding off the pizza after cooking.” Google has since corrected that specific issue, but it’s sensible advice to treat AI as a useful tool that still needs hands-on supervision by expert human employees, rather than a fire-and-forget panacea that narrow-minded CEOs believe can replace their search and content marketing departments wholesale.
The Future of SEO, AI, and Content Spam
Google and other search providers are clearly making a concerted effort to improve how their search algorithms find and reward quality content of the AI or human-generated variety, with Google’s recent August 2024 Broad Core update continuing Google’s drive to “…improve the quality of our search results by showing more content that people find genuinely useful and less content that feels like it was made just to perform well on Search.”
“If you know your customer inside and out, you’ll be in the best place to deliver exactly what they need, making you invaluable to the search engines.”
– D. Forrester
Google has repeatedly stated that it intends to reward quality content that is written for humans over search engines—regardless of whether the content is created by a human or AI—so time will tell how successful Google, Bing, and other search providers will be at separating mass-produced AI content spam from quality material written (or at least guided by) human authors.
When it comes to other advice for SEO and content practitioners, Forrester suggests that they remain focused on the needs of their customers first. “It may sound trite today, but who do you think the big search companies are focused on? That’s right… your customer. If you know your customer inside and out, you’ll be in the best place to deliver exactly what they need, making you invaluable to the search engines.”
Beyond that, Forrester recommends keeping a close eye on all the ongoing changes to search and AI tools as they’re updated and improved over time. “We’ll see more, and more frequent changes moving forward. Missing them and not reacting could cost a business, so stay tuned in and understand how the changes impact consumers, then adjust as needed.”
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Jeff James is a contributor to The New Stack and writes about web development, cybersecurity, AI, enterprise SaaS applications, and other technology topics. Previously he worked in senior marketing and content roles at Checkly, Gatsby, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Hitachi...
OTC Disclosure & News Service
Duane Forrester Joins INDEXR as SVP of Search
Press Release | 08/01/2024
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MONI/news/Duane-Forrester-Joins-INDEXR-as-SVP-of-Search?id=448675
DELRAY BEACH, FL, July 31, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Moon Equity Holdings Corp. (OTC: MONI) / INDEXR AI, a leading-edge technology company with a decade-long lineage of bringing technology solutions to further truth and universal accessibility of information to users of the web, is proud to announce that Duane Forrester will be joining INDEXR as SVP of Search Product.
Duane Forrester is a distinguished figure in the search industry, with a career that spans digital marketing leadership roles at prominent companies such as Microsoft Bing, Bruce Clay Inc. and Yext.
At Yext, he was responsible for thought leadership, content development, industry outreach and directly involved with hundreds of client engagements, actively identifying and solving digital marketing problems.
During his tenure at Microsoft, Duane was instrumental in the development and launch of Bing Webmaster Tools and Schema.org, focusing on the needs of webmasters and digital marketers.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dforrester/
https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1jMKgBbvEBlxL
https://indexr.ai/
For further information, please contact:
MEDIA INQUIRIES
INDEXR AI Communications Team
Email: info@indexr.ai
Phone: 1(307) 500-1776
dah, shares can be used to acquire assets too
and purchase other companies
WTF - rover …?
MOO
INDEXR a.i. ain’t messing around…
that chicken head Cackle Club team leader …
sure going to have dumptin to cackle about - and soon…!
cackle cackle..
LOLZZZ
also Steven Marshall, INDEXR a.i. SVP mentioned on the Spaces CC
they have an “entity” backing them with lots of friends and supporters
key word here is “ENTITY”
could this Entity be the same 1-Bil. Open AI company you mentioned….?
as a guess - could Gibiru now be the new INDEXR a.i. on steroids…?
https://gibiru.com
stay tuned - more to be revealed in due time….
until then, the Cackle Club crew lead can loose sleep …
and post whiney complaints all night long…!
BAF INDEXR a.i.
Why Techies Are Excited About AI Agents That Do Errands For You
NPR
By Bobby Allyn
Published February 20, 2024 at 5:09 AM EST
https://www.wunc.org/2024-02-20/why-techies-are-excited-about-ai-agents-that-do-errands-for-you
Last year, ChatGPT took the world by storm. This year, AI agents that do errands for you are all the rage. NPR's Bobby Allyn looked into why techies are so excited about it.
BOBBY ALLYN, BYLINE: ChatGPT can give you recipes, but it won't order food for you. Using AI to complete real-world tasks is something a whole slate of Silicon Valley startups are pouring millions of dollars into right now. One of the buzziest companies doing this is called Rabbit. They've developed a device called the Rabbit R1. It's a bright orange gadget about half the size of an iPhone. It has a button on the side that you push and then talk into, almost like a walkie-talkie. It'll order DoorDash for you, call an Uber, book a flight to Cancun. And it learns what you like, what your preferences are. It then uses this knowledge to make suggestions.
ASHLEY BAO: This is the first time that AI exists in a hardware format.
ALLYN: That's Ashley Bao, a spokeswoman for Rabbit, talking to me at the company's headquarters in Santa Monica.
BAO: I think we've all been waiting for this moment. We've had our Alexa. We've had our smart speakers. But, like, none of them, even Siri, cannot perform tasks from end to end and bring, really, words to action for you.
ALLYN: Now, when I tried it out, it didn't really bring any words into action since I was playing around with a limited demo version.
So to ask it a question, I push down on this button?
BAO: Yes, you push down on that button. And then...
ALLYN: And then ask.
BAO: ...When you see the three dots, then you ask.
ALLYN: What is the best taco restaurant in Santa Monica?
COMPUTER-GENERATED VOICE: Based on the search results, popular taco restaurants in Santa Monica include Blue Plate Taco, Tacos Por Favor.
ALLYN: Por favor, but OK. It's got to work on its Spanish.
That Spanish pronunciation hasn't dampened enthusiasm. More than 80,000 people have preordered the Rabbit R1, which will start shipping in a couple months. It's just one of several efforts underway to be the go-to AI sidekick. Another company, Humane, has an AI Pin that can assist with tasks. Google and Microsoft are racing to develop products that will make reservations for you, maybe book a doctor's appointment, reschedule a meeting. Last year, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, nodded to the future of AI errand helpers at the company's developer conference.
(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)
SAM ALTMAN: Eventually, you'll just ask a computer for what you need, and it'll do all of these tasks for you.
ALLYN: AI this, AI that. After ChatGPT became a global hit, every online service bragged about using some kind of AI. Now, according to Duane Forrester, an analyst at the firm Yext, we're about to see that same phenomenon with gadgets.
DUANE FORRESTER: Early on with the unleashing of AI, every single product and service attached the letters A and I to whatever their product or service was. I think we're going to end up seeing a version of that with hardware, as well.
ALLYN: But he wonders if something like an AI walkie-talkie is really necessary. Probably not. In fact, he says, when Siri and Alexa can start taking our orders to do things, won't these devices become useless?
FORRESTER: You don't need a different piece of hardware to accomplish this. What you need is this level of intelligence and utility in the current device.
ALLYN: A paper published last year by the center for AI safety warned against AI agents. It said if one of these assistants was given a goal - say, maximize my stock market profits - without being told how to achieve it, that could create some problems along the way. Some experts are now worried about AI assistants running amok because these new products are the first time we're seeing AI automate things in our offline lives. Back in Santa Monica, Rabbit R1 creative director Anthony Gargasz pitches the device as a way to get stuff done and never have to open an app again.
ANTHONY GARGASZ: Our screens are something that kind of take the essence of life away from us, and this device is meant to kind of enhance that and be a companion towards your experience of everyday life.
ALLYN: Now, this thing still has a screen. It's just a small one. And instead of looking at apps, you look at a bouncing cartoon rabbit head that does stuff for you. Does that really enhance life? In some very, very small way, maybe. Bobby Allyn, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
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Bobby Allyn
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Duane Forrester talking Open A.I.'s "Google's Worst Nightmare" new search engine
https://bgr.com/business/it-looks-like-openai-is-about-to-make-googles-worst-nightmare-come-true/
INDEXR a.i.
NVIS Communications LLC
part of a $6-Mil. grant award recipient
https://www.caloes.ca.gov/grant-announcement/2022-23-high-frequency-communications-equipment-fh-program-rfa-extended/
MONI...!
Steven Marshall - NVIS Communications LLC - President
https://nviscommunications.com/events/disaster-expo-miami-2022
Events
24 Aug. 2024
NVIS Communications LLC will be participating again this year in Portland OR for the MCIP (Multinational Communications Interoperability Program) and the IPRN HF (IndoPacific Radio Network) on HF
Steven Marshall - Chief Technology Officer
INDEXR.ai · Full-time
Jan 2023 - Present · 1 yr 8 mos
Florida, United States
https://ci.san-fernando.ca.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/06-20-2023-Agenda-Packet.pdf
INDEXR a.i. - BAF - nuff said...!
ooohRha MONI...
may not be a mistake...
anyone - and i do mean anyone...
working in the 18 ea. various US Intelligence Agencies, US Armed Forces, US Military Logistics and/or US Cybersecurity fields (to name just a few), as a TAC or a highly vetted & security-cleared US Federal Contractor - has had their and their employees backgrounds scrubbed - with a fine-tooth bristle FBI background brush - for at least a decade - and more than likely for much longer - given the length of government services and or contracting experience and services provided.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174864267
"DOD, DOJ or DHS federal security clearances such as the ones you mention are extremely rare and even harder to obtain, let alone maintain. The FBI will look back and do an extensive 10 year drill down on an SF-85 or 86 application for TS, CSI or SAP security clearances - it entails banking records, tax returns, police records, work history, credit reports, social presence identifiers, neighbor corroboration or affidavits, international travel records, etc. etc etc. It's about 30 fine print pages long, and can take upto 18 months to clear..."
while it’s plainly understandable that…
INDEXR a.i. is still in early merger transition, finalization & launch phases…
one would expect Sr Leadership to drop a few “bread crumbs thru the forest” updates
on what specifically is happening, and next steps on deliverables
anybody home in IR - do I ask too much…?
SMH - I think not
MOO boring
$0.042 pps or higher
until next developments
MONI is a swing traders paradise
MOO
boy oh boy - ain’t that the truth brother
just wondering how much Roy pays his shills touts and dolts…
what hooie VERB and its “pumper boy” shill are…!
SMH - 1:200 RS being brought up to Verb shareholders
nuff said
MOO
I suspect this stand-up former Navy Seal Special Forces and US patriot & serviceman
with impeccable NSWC and UDT military credentials...
will straighten-out the Cackle Club petty mongering about 7-B Preferred B convertibles ...
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174831379
in short order and when the time is right...!
until then - its nothing more than grifter hooie
SMH - nuff said
MOO
oye veh Redspeed the pumper boy must be trembling he'll lose all his pizza money...!
"On August 6, 2024 the Company filed an amended proxy statement on Schedule PRER14A. In the event the Company does not regain compliance with the Bid Price Rule on or before September 26, 2024, then at the annual meeting, the Company intends to seek the approval of its stockholders to implement a reverse stock split in the range within a range of one-for-five (1-for-5) to a maximum of a one-for-two hundred (1-for-200). Upon receipt of the requisite approval of its stockholders, the Company intends to expeditiously implement the reverse stock split to regain compliance with Nasdaq’s bid price requirement."
if it’s all relative - then why mention it…?
unless its to read & reread one’s own MONI gibberish post again & again?
SMH - at non MONI shareholders - pretending to be MONI shareholders…
Yikes - what’s that all about…?
BAF MONI - nuff said
that 1.5-Mil block is dirt cheap …
for what I believe INDEXR a.i. will bring to the table….!
mark this post
BAF MONI
Duane Forrester - INDEXR ai
DF barking up Google's tree....
https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2024/08/search-console-recommendations
BAF MONI...!
Walled Garden in the Cypher System silo
BAF MONI…!
Elon Musk mentions...
https://x.com/stevenrmarshall
MM 15:38
“But again, this is why an alternative index that can then be backed up and supported and adjusted to specific niche markets, uhm I think is really where it’s at. And this gets us into whole different advertising models which we’ll share on future calls. But it’s taken a handful of years to line all these wagons up, and have the right wagons for this race. So, we’re really excited that we’re here. You know, we have an 'ENTITY' now that has a lot of people behind us, and Elon Musk just brought this up the other day, right - when you search for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and Donald Duck…”
like who am I going to listen to....?
a poster who doesn't own any MONI shares
with a measly 73 followers, and 3 catastrophic OTC 'pumped-to-death' failures on their hands...?
or the one with 5,214 followers, grandfather status, excellent DD, and track record worthy of noting?
that''s a 1:72 ratio between the 2 - yikes...!
SMH - nuff said...
MOO face plant much...
3 cheers for FirstNet
know em well - when all EMS communications go to "shit"
you can count on these boys to open a dark light patch for you...!
https://www.firstnet.com/offers/agency-first-responders.html?WT.srch=1&source=EBfNNV00000PSM00P&wtExtndSource=FirstNet&wtpdsrchprg=AT%2526T%2520ABS&wtpdsrchgp=ABS_SEARCH&wtPaidSearchTerm=firstnet&wtpdsrchpcmt=firstnet&kid=kwd-343493300305&cid=18128684548&TFN=B2B&ds_eid=700000001892851&ds_cid=71700000099322427&ds_agid=58700007988004288&ds_kids=p72661717772&customer_id=7677529245&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjsWGrOPlhwMVK0L_AR0d5C9FEAAYASAFEgLNB_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
BAF MONI...
OpenWeb LLC
not too shabby...!
how kewel is that…?