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    Fırat

    From Default to Delightful: AI-Assisted Data Visualization

    I can never remember the exact syntax for visualization libraries. AI changes this. Now I describe what I want in natural language, iterate in conversation, and let the model handle the boilerplate. Five prompts transformed default charts into a visual story of WordPress’s 20-year evolution.

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    Paulina Hetman

    AI-powered Typo Hunting: Trust Your Docs, Readers Will

    Paulina explains how she proactively addresses the typos in Jetpack.com support pages. She developed an automated solution using the WordPress.com API and GPT-4o model.

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    Fırat

    Organizing data.blog content via NLP and LLM

    The redesign of data.blog aimed to enhance content discoverability by making category and tag pages more prominent. We re-imagined the blog taxonomy developed over ten years. Using NLP and LLM techniques, we analyzed categories and tags to consolidate and improve on clarity and relevance.

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    Daniel Danilov

    Hack Project: Creating a tool to translate customer feedback into product insights

    Explore Automattic’s hack project in our latest post, where we developed a tool for analyzing Tumblr user feedback. Learn about our challenges with AI, creating insightful dashboards, and the impactful outcomes. Our collaborative effort not only enhanced product development but also earned us the top spot in our Hack Week Awards!

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    jie

    Hack Project: Tackling FOMO on the P2 Land

    Automattic, a fully distributed company, utilizes a unique internal blogging network known as P2 for team communication. Due to the vast volume of posts and comments, employees often struggle with the fear of missing out (FOMO) on important content. To address this, a team of data and machine learning experts initiated a hack project that…