Comment Comment by lurkersince2013 | "that anything that can possibly talk to a third party AI service is forbidden"So then your company just needs to block AI at the network level then?Within a few keystrokes you could already very easily communicate with third party AI services via terminal prior to 3.5 (curl... etc)This is a very weird over-reaction considering what iTerm2 and shells in general are already capable of. parent lurkersince2013 2 years ago
So then your company just needs to block AI at the network level then?
Within a few keystrokes you could already very easily communicate with third party AI services via terminal prior to 3.5 (curl... etc)
This is a very weird over-reaction considering what iTerm2 and shells in general are already capable of.