AI is changing the world in many ways, such as: Improving decision making by analyzing large amounts of data and providing insights and predictions. Enhancing customer service by using chatbots and voice assistants that can interact with human users and provide information, advice, and support. Innovating new designs and products by using generative algorithms that can create novel shapes and configurations for various applications. Automating tasks and processes that are repetitive, tedious, or dangerous, such as manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, and healthcare. Empowering creativity and entertainment by using AI to generate music, art, stories, games, and other forms of media. However, AI also poses some challenges and risks, such as: Introducing bias and discrimination by replicating or amplifying human prejudices and stereotypes in data or algorithms. Threatening privacy and security by collecting and processing personal or sensitive info...
On some occasions, there might be a need to generate a random Secret key for your Django project. The easiest option could be starting a django shell and running the below command - from django.core.management. utils import get_random_secret_key get_random_secret_key () However, this may not be safe to use in a production environment. A better option is to use a defined a set of allowed characters including upper case letters and then use Django to generate a long key. Here is an example of it - a. Define a list of allowed characters lower_plus_numbers = ( list ( chr (o) for o in range ( 0x61 , 0x7B )) + list ( chr (o) for o in range ( 0x30 , 0x3A ))) punctuation = list ( '!@#$%^&*(-_=+)' ) upper_alpha = list ( chr (o) for o in range ( 0x41 , 0x5B )) b. Generate Secret Key from django.utils.crypto import get_random_string key_length = 60 get_random_string( key_length, allowed_chars=lower_plus_numbers + punctuation + upper_alpha, ) c...