dhruvagoyal

Absolutely incredible catch and find. Looking ahead this seems like what most companies will have to use to truly avoid ai bot crawling.

It's also an insane risk imo, this basically means that I could be banned by openai/anthropic for accidentally crawling this website which might be the ultimate cyberattack - truly dystopian

> The use of AI services without a contract can have "consequences for our information security"

Totally logical and smart take. Any govt (or for that matter, anyone) not doing this is just giving all their data to these providers for free.

I wrote this for all our non-technical friends, colleagues, family. It's a simple, step-by-step guide to getting real work done with a $20 ChatGPT or Claude subscription.

This does seem trivial and there are far more interesting ways to do image steganography that models could use (i've seen so many after years of doing CTFs). What would be really interesting is if we see models encode hidden messages in very normal looking output (image/text/audio) that humans cannot figure out but only another model can

y'all underestimate your wives, i simply explained how PKI works in simple terms (alice/bob, public key, private key) and explained that they chose 4 as a private key instead of something complicated, she got it.

"Script kiddies (and script adults, who have also switched their brains off)" not something i expected to hear ever but it's so real

I find it really interesting how no one has been able to produce a POC after the blogs hit the public. Something key was probably omitted from the disclosure to prevent exactly this.

there is clearly some drama w.r.t. who takes credit here, 3 companies credited for a single flaw is super odd.

it's full of slop, even if there is something you were hoping to convey, it's lost in 8,000+ words. In this LLM world, less is more.