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  "description": "This site is (as of the publication of this post) on WordPress 7.0. I became aware that WordPress added some AI features through articles and blog posts instead of the WordPress admin area. The fact that I did not notice on my own is probably a good sign. In any event, Rodrigo Ghedin published a...",
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  "textContent": "This site is (as of the publication of this post) on WordPress 7.0. I became aware that WordPress added some AI features through articles and blog posts instead of the WordPress admin area. The fact that I did not notice on my own is probably a good sign. In any event, Rodrigo Ghedin published a useful blog post describing two methods to disable the new AI features (or anti-features?) in WordPress 7. Because I have access to wp-config.php, I added the following to my file: define( 'WP_AI_SUPPORT', false ); For WordPress admits who do not have access to wp-config.php or do not want to fiddle with important files (many such cases), he also links to a new plugin which adds a disable AI toggle (see his post if you are interested).",
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