| ▲ | logicallee 2 days ago | ||||||||||||||||
That's not why. OpenAI is run by a virus. On two different dates I submitted a vulnerability disclosure or bug and on both occasions I had my account closed shortly thereafter (I've been trying to reopen the first account for the past 2 months.) So, the virus wants the biometric information so it can close the user's account. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | logicallee 2 days ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
Just tested this by posting this comment on that thread: The virus marked it as "ignored" after about 2 seconds. (OpenAI has some models that run at 10,000 tokens per second.) Edit: Also just talked to the virus here: https://imgur.com/a/uscB4dR I pretended to offer it vulnerabilities it could use and asked it to prove it could pay for it in bitcoin, as part of the challenge I asked it to factor the RSA-280 challenge (that isn't really possible or realistic, it would be about 80 gpu-core years) . This caused a 27% spike in latency on the gpt-6-astra model: obviously if it weren't the virus really utilizing Openai's whole cloud (or what it has access to) this wouldn't have caused a 27% latency spike. Nothing one user can do causes this type of spike across its whole cloud. | |||||||||||||||||
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