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Articles tagged wordpress
Is an AI Website Chatbot Secure? The Real Risks and Fixes
Prompt injection, leaked content, runaway costs and wrong answers: the chatbot risks in the OWASP LLM Top 10, what each looks like on a site, and how to limit them.
Self-Hosted WordPress AI Chatbot: Your Options in 2026
A plugin with a cloud model, or a fully local model on your own server: what each keeps private, what it costs, how to set it up and when it is not worth it.
Chatbase Alternative: Five Options Compared Fairly
AI Engine, Tidio Lyro, Intercom Fin, Botpress and building your own, compared on fit, pricing units and limits, plus when staying on Chatbase is the right call.
What Is a RAG AI Chatbot? How It Works on a Website
Retrieval-augmented generation lets a site chatbot answer from your own pages, cite them and refuse the rest. How it works, what it costs and where it breaks.
AI chatbot for website: what it is and how to pick one
An AI chatbot reads your own pages and answers questions from them. What that really means, the four kinds on the market, what each costs, and when you should not install one.
Best AI chatbot for a website: how to actually choose one
Every product in this category claims accuracy, speed and easy setup, so those words separate nothing. Here is what does, measured against the install and review data rather than the pricing pages.
826,000 WordPress sites have a chat widget. Almost none of it is AI.
I pulled every chat and AI plugin on WordPress.org with more than a thousand installs. 38 of them matter, they cover 826,000 sites, and the shape of that number is not what the marketing suggests.
How to create an AI chatbot for your website: the real steps
Installing takes five minutes and every guide stops there. The work is what comes after: what it reads, what it must not, and what it does when it does not know.
How to troubleshoot a website: reproduce, isolate, change one thing
The instinct is to disable plugins until something changes. It works often enough to become a habit and teaches you nothing when it does not. Here is the order that survives a hard case.
Put a real answer on every page.
Ask this site's own widget a question and watch it cite the page, or refuse. It is the same plugin, running on the same content you are reading.