A missing line of code meant “share with a link” and “searchable by anyone” were the same thing—and someone already saved 11,241 of those messages to GitHub.
A missing line of code meant “share with a link” and “searchable by anyone” were the same thing—and someone already saved 11,241 of those messages to GitHub.
Remember folks: if you want to do AI, the only way to do it safely is with a model running locally. Half of the problem with AI isn’t the technology itself, but what the techno-fascist US Big Data monopolies use it for: to exploit you.
There’s no safe way to “do ‘AI’”, including locally which means incomparable power and sorrowful dataset difference, and lack of direct source referencing you might at least try prompting/querying a vendor LLM for.
What I meant is that you can use AI for what it’s good for by querying a model running on a AI-capable machine that isn’t connected to the internet. I didn’t say what the AI says is trustworthy: the onus is on you to take whatever it spews out with a gigantic salt crystal.
But AI is good at some stuff, and for the few things I use it for, I don’t need to share my queries with fucking Google or OpenAI.
And delete accountability.