Especially when it's just a base64 decode directly piped into bash.
Especially when ChatGPT didn't get it right: the temp file is /tmp/pjKmMUFEYv8AlfKR, not /tmp/lRghl71wClxAGs. (I'd be inclined to give ChatGPT the benefit of the doubt, assuming the site randomly-generated a new filename on each refresh and OP just didn't know that, if these strings were the same length. But they're not, leading me to believe that ChatGPT substituted one for the other.)
Does ChatGPT have a bias to specific random strings? Could that be secrets or biases in secrets in the training data?
I found that amusing too; especially upon reaching the end where it talks about using AI for spam and phishing.
It’s less they did it and more they admitted to doing it heh
It is interesting how many people will just go "I asked ChatGPT and here is what it said". Like do they not realized that either they wasted my time or just managed to replace themselves entirely. What value do you bring if you're just a crappy interface to a crappy tool that I could just use myself if I wanted.