Dont OpenAI have a ton of data on all of its users ?
And what is at risk? Someone seeing someones else fanfiction? Or another reworded business email? Or the vacancy report of sone guy in southern germany?
Readit Newstommek4077 commented on Reverse engineering OpenAI code execution to make it run C and JavaScript twitter.com/benswerd/stat... · Posted by u/benswerd
Couldnt this be a first step before further escalation ?
And then what? What is the risk?
Maybe the instances are shared between users via sharding or are re-used and not properly cleaned.
And maybe they contain the memory of the users and/or the documents uploaded?
And what do you expect to get? Some arbitrary uninteresting corporate paper, a homework, someones fanfiction.
Again, what is the risk?
It’s crazy I’m so afraid of this kind of security failures that I wouldn’t even think of releasing an app like that online, I’d ask myself too many questions about jailbreaking like that. But some people are fine with this kind of risks ?
What is really at risk?
No it is not. Outside this strange bubble on hacker news, no ine really cares or has ever heard of the creator.
They just use wordpress.
tommek4077 commented on I had to take down my course-swapping site or be expelled linkedin.com/posts/jdkaim... · Posted by u/jdkaim
1st rule of hacking: don't write your freaking name on it!
Plot twist: Nobody who is in charge should care.
Leave the no to the naysayers.
Ship your app, generate traffic, usage, income. Leave the discussions to other people.
Struggling to reconcile this is cool with what about the insane energy/water costs. Are we supposed to stick our heads in the sand? Hope it will magically go away?
Best is to go into the woods and live with bees.
tommek4077 commented on Programming with ChatGPT henrikwarne.com/2024/08/2... · Posted by u/jandeboevrie
Let's try an easier target first: System administration with ChatGPT.
Just copy paste your error message and do what chat gpt tells you.
When it comes to "nobody wants to spend enough money to do moderation and anti-abuse well", it makes me wonder: Whatever happened to early PGP-era ideas that we'd somehow establish new webs of distributed trust and distrust of online identities?
I guess we sorta kinda have a little of that in the form of social-media accounts that get "trusted" based on the number of followers and their followers' followers and bots all the way down, etc. Or PageRank and SEO exploitation.
Everyone who is capable of your suggestion is not dumb enough to install a trojan in the first place.