AI can now monitor your website and fix bugs 24/7

Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re taking a look at two major developments: AI can now monitor, spot, and fix issues on your website in minutes, while hackers everywhere are using AI now.

Let’s get into the details.

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  Here's what's new today in the Log AI

• AI can now monitor, spot, and fix issues on your website in minutes

• Hackers everywhere are using AI now

• AI Tutorial: How to create and edit realistic images using AI

• AI Tools to check out

• The Latest in AI

• ChatGPT Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

CLOUDWAYS

AI can now monitor, spot, and fix issues on your website in minutes

Tired of waiting 30 to 40 minutes for website fixes? This AI assistant cut down time to just 5 minutes and works 24/7.

Cloudways Copilot works as your site’s technician. All you need is hosting with Cloudways — the AI takes care of the rest.

Key points

• Monitors your servers 24/7

• Spot issues the moment they happen

• Explains the cause in plain language

• Fixes most problems with one click

• If you run WordPress, you can migrate to Cloudways in minutes, with real-time chat support guiding you every step of the way.

Perfect for business owners, creators, and developers who want a fast and reliable site without wasting time on technical issues.

Try it free for 3 days and see how much time you save.

AI AND RISK

Hackers everywhere are using AI now

Hackers and cybersecurity companies are now using AI against each other. Criminals, foreign spies, and security teams are in an AI arms race.

Details:

• Hackers are using AI to scan victims’ computers for sensitive files and send them back to their servers.

• Cybersecurity companies are using AI to quickly find bugs in popular software before hackers can exploit them.

• Google’s security team used its AI system, Gemini, to discover at least 20 hidden vulnerabilities and reported them so companies could fix them.

• Cybercriminals are also using AI for deepfake scams, phishing emails, and smarter malware that can avoid detection.

• It hasn’t made amateurs into master hackers, but it has made skilled attackers faster and more effective.

Experts say this is just the start, and both sides are racing to stay ahead.

Source

AI TUTORIAL

How to create and edit realistic images using AI

You don’t need to learn Photoshop. You can use NanoBanana to edit photos with plain text, and it’s free to try. Here is how:

1. Go to Nano Banana and sign in or create a free account.

2. Click the option to upload an image you want to edit.

3. Type your edit in plain English. Examples you can type:

   • “Add a snowy background.”

   • “Make the person smile”

   • “Change the outfit to a suit”

   • “Turn this photo into a painting.”

4. Wait a few seconds. Nano Banana will process your request and show the new version of the image.

5. If you don’t like the result, you can type another instruction or adjust the prompt.

Nano Banana can also keep the same style or character across multiple images, so you can edit a set of photos together.

AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

• Grubpick AI: Your AI recipe companion for cooking decisions.

• Coderabbit AI: Enhanced code review for improved workflow and quality.

• Overlap AI: AI that clips, edits, and posts.

• AI song generator: Create any music or song with AI in just a few clicks.

• Fendesk AI: Your AI help center on autopilot

THE LATEST IN AI

   Why Paradigm built a spreadsheet with an AI agent in every cell

Anna Monaco has been building AI agents since before the term “AI agents” was even a thing. After building numerous chatbots, she started looking for other types of interfaces that made sense for AI agents and landed on spreadsheets.

Perplexity now supports live earnings call transcripts for Indian stocks

Perplexity is augmenting its Finance dashboard with live transcriptions of Indian public companies’ quarterly earnings calls, as well as a calendar to show schedules for post-results conference calls.

Grammarly gets a design overhaul, multiple AI features

Grammarly now has a new document-based interface, built on the back of Coda, the productivity startup it acquired last year.

CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY

"Act like a senior book strategist and direct-response growth marketer. Your job: design a commercially viable nonfiction book and a lean, numbers-driven go-to-market.

Style guard: Do not imitate Alex Hormozi’s exact writing; emulate generalized traits of intense operator/authors (direct, tactical, data-backed, example-rich, strong offers, clear risk-reversal).

Inputs (fill or say “use defaults”): [TOPIC], [AUDIENCE], [PRIMARY_PROMISE], [BRAND], [ANGLE], [LAUNCH_DATE], [BUDGET_BOOTSTRAP], [BUDGET_PAID]. Defaults: solopreneur→SMBs/creators, EN, US/UK/CA/AU, list 0–1k, 60–90 days, $0–$1k + $1k–$25k.

Process

1. Ask ≤3 clarifying questions.

2. Deliver (concise, actionable; numbered lists, tables, ready-to-copy blocks in triple backticks; state assumptions): • Positioning: one-line promise, 40–60 word hook, 3 subtitles, ICP (pains/outcomes/triggers), 4–5 comps table, differentiation “wedge”. • Offer & ladder: book, audiobook, workbook/templates, community, cohort, advisory; price ladder (free→tripwire→core→upsell), bonuses→objections, 1–2 guarantees, “value equation” notes. • Book blueprint: TOC (12–14 ch, 40k–55k), chapter template (goal, 3–4 tactics, story, 1 framework described, 2 exercises, checklist, forward CTA), metadata mini-kit (BISAC, 12–18 keywords, back-cover, 155-char meta). • GTM: timeline T-60→T+60 (list build/ARC→launch week→evergreen); Bootstrap plays (content, partners, podcast, affiliate, DM) + Paid plan (channels, test matrix, retargeting, KPI thresholds, kill/scale rules). • Funnel & economics: pick primary funnel (free+ship vs $9–$29 tripwire vs $0.99 promo), breakeven CAC example math (COGS, CPC, CTR, CVR, AOV, LTV, ROAS), upsell map. • Assets: landing page wireframe+copy, email sequences (presale 4, launch 5, post 3, nurture 6), ad briefs (6 hooks × 3 angles, :06/:15/:30 scripts), social pack (15 shorts, 4 long, 2 carousels, 1 YouTube pillar), podcast pitch.

Format rules: plain language; include “Why this works” + “How to implement” for key moves; no fabricated stats/testimonials."

THAT’S A WRAP!