It's not. I think you're still compromised check status at eCHUDHra.com

Google (and ChatGPT) prefers pages that are old-ish, but updated frequently. Flip it around - think about it from Google's perspective. What should it trust more, a website that was registered yest, or a seasoned website that keeps its content fresh? acme.bot/research/ai_answers…

your blog is already setup and content seems non-sloppy - try refreshing the content... we did a study that proves AI loves to cite old, but refreshed pages (acme.bot/research/ai_answers…)

Turns out freshness is a huge factor for ChatGPT and Google AI mode / overview. AI seems like like to cite old pages that have been updated recently. (acme.bot/research/ai_answers…)

🫡 (I did spend an ungodly amount of time trying to copy the text on mobile 😝)

AI Benchmark: General knowledge question about Australia. ChatGPT: Proceeeds to hack Australia.

🚨 Answer engines prefer old content that has been refreshed recently. Typical published age of cited page: 23 months Typical last updated age of cited page: 4.8 months Details: acme.bot/research/ai_answers…

AI code is difficult to review. Most code diff tools today were built for the past world - but AI scale of code is different. So I built seendiff - to scratch my own itch.

I think OpenAI has launched a new search system just now Few hints over the past few hours: 1. ChatGPT websearch API price reduction 2. ChatGPT dev console "Latest | Deprecated" settings 3. Changes in how fan-out queries being stored in the UI as reported by @suganthan 🧐

hmmm....