Yes... I think there'd be an audience for a plug-and-play version that you could just drop into any repo that would prevent AI slop pull requests by tricking the AI slop tools into nuking the local copy.
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These AI agent attacks are getting ridiculous -
The only difference is that electron wrapper is a browser that works for them, not for you.@ianjs @PRSXFENG @jwz @mhoye @pluralistic
"I especially like 'Revenue lost from an audience of which 85% expects or accepts ads'. You mean, the ones who went to the trouble of blocking them?"
Exactly. This isn't any use to someone actually trying to sell a product or service. There probably isn't a single person on earth -- not even one -- who's going to go, "Oh gee, you bypassed my ad-blocker, but, instead of being pissed off at you, I'm going to take a look at your ad, click it, and buy the advertised product."
What's the point then? Probably ad fraud. Charging the companies trying to sell products/services for showing their ad more times, even though those additional showings have zero chance of leading to a sale.
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A published author used Claude to write a book about AI making things up and then is surprised when his book contains made up things.You're pulling our legs, right? You've got to be...
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@GossiTheDogSeeing a bunch of news stories to the effect that "Google Stopped Criminal Hackers Who Used A.I. to Find a Major Software Flaw." But none of them include even the slightest factual details. Does anyone know the basis for the "hackers used AI" claim?
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Ug. As much as I'd like to just wash my hands of it, I'm going to be doing tech support for family members who won't leave Chrome pretty much indefinitely.Ug.
As much as I'd like to just wash my hands of it, I'm going to be doing tech support for family members who won't leave Chrome pretty much indefinitely.
Does anyone have a comprehensive list of "chrome:flags" to disable Chrome's AI crap?