Use of Artificial Intelligence in Web Design

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It can be a pretty amazing tool - if asked the right questions.

I own the Reviews stack, but it didn’t provide the output my client needed. As a non-coder, I sought help from ChatGPT to integrate Google reviews into my website. And just like that, it worked! Initially, the setup involved PHP code on the server and HTML & JSON in my RW project, but Limelight required a URL for iFrame access. So, I had all the code compiled and executed from the server. I also instructed it to:

  • Include the date
  • Display star ratings
  • Limit Google queries to once per week (This keeps the cost at zero, as Google charges based on the frequency of hits)

Keep in mind that my knowledge of PHP & JSON is as limited as my Chinese language skills (none at all). The entire process took about an hour. I’ll remove this page in a couple of weeks, but you can see the final result, which I’ll embed in my healthcare sites, here: reviews | MediaPressions

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I think the sudden and rampant rise of AI is marred with an enormous amount of yet unpredicted problems – including civil rights, copyrights and privacy.

Some countries, like Italy, started blocking ChatGPT within its territory.

For those who are less enthusiastic and more skeptical, here is an interesting blog entry on Proton site:

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