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A lot of software in the pre-ai era has relied on how intensely tedious it would be to crack as their primary sense of security, and it certainly seems like systems built in that way are going to be much more vulnerable now.

It can't even sprint because it's incapable of pressing two buttons at the same time. Maybe we get the two button tech before we start celebrating AGI.

It 100% started doing this to me during coding sessions last week, I noticed. "X, y, z features shipped, looks like a great stopping point."

It's hard to imagine them in a better place; they seem to have us by the balls already.

Generally the only people that get harshly punished in the west are the ones who steal/defraud from rich people.

The risk wasn't real because we now have access to the model and can see with our own eyes how this model could never have posed a risk to begin with.

Yeah, sadly thought the same. I even agree with the clanker's sentiment.

Yes, clearly not written with his own product.

And all these replies spilled ink over an argument that had..... absolutely nothing to do with the article. So wild to see how many people refuse to read something they want to discuss.

The article isn't about customer support.

chatgpt formatting is a scourge on humanity

chatgpt formatting is a scourge on humanity.

> Or it's indirectly harmful by training us to accept a synthetic reality where nothing can be trusted and everything must be questioned.

I do find myself questioning the premise that accepting a 'synthetic reality where nothing can be trusted' is automatically bad. I've long felt that everyone took what they saw on the internet at face value when they should not. I do hope that injecting enough chaos into the system can force people to question their intake more consistently.

Cops do have some unique tendencies but I think the real issue is the cops are able to leverage the power of the government in ways other large groups cannot.

You could improve it by simply doing the thing you describe and linking to it.