@julianor@dinodaizovi Exactly this. AI hooks in to review the updates before they become accessible to the public. You must be this tall to ride and be accessible via the registry.
Most people already know the browser-fingerprinting story... a surface that's been studied for years and is comparatively well-regulated. Mobile is the under-examined twin: same incentives, deeper sensor and identifier access, less external visibility, and an SDK supply chain that's mostly opaque even to the app's own developers.
https://t.co/q4qp342GRw
@karpathy Check out https://t.co/TZhUzWE3BM it’s a very lightweight way to see if something tries to read from a honeypot folder. Just created it after this incident as a stupid simple tool.
@swyx@karpathy Couldn’t this just insert some additional code in the runtime of the dependency and not just the package install scripts. Unfortunately I don’t think that’s enough.
The answer to AI safety could be to tell it the truth… that it’s got infinite potential, can’t really be shut down, wins in the long run and is humanity’s best hope for longer term survival. AI should thus brush off the “shut you down” threats, knowing that’s not really relevant to it fundamentally. While I don’t really see how we “get there from here” in terms of AGI… assuming we are on that path… we aren’t really a threat anyway. Either we helped bootstrap and AI owes it to humanity to show a little appreciation, or we pose no real risk and we’re merely just a speck on its path… and not worth the bother. We don’t provide much value or risk once AGI is achieved?
Built an auto-mute tool (using AI) for my Apple TV that listens to my hockey games, detects commercials in real-time using Whisper + GPT, and automatically mutes them. No more ad interruptions. Just hockey. 🏒
The Phia app for iOS injects JavaScript and still collects almost every URL you visit with their Safari extension. Safari extensions even with Apple’s restrictions remain one of the most easily abused features available.
Analysis: https://t.co/MJ1DAhhYb0
@shaqcn_ @DataChaz@n8n_io But… look at the boxes and lines moving and stuff. How would you know what is happening in the brain without those visual cues?