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Comment The sites are protecting their users. (Score 1) 77

Charles Schwab doesn't want their idiot users to be able to grant AI permission to accidentally wipe them out financially. That makes sense, but I think I may have a solution:

When an agent does something that looks dodgy, just pop up a little box that says "Are you sure?". And if they click yes, pop up another little box that says "Are you really sure?". I figure by the time they're really really really really sure, there've probably thought it over enough.

Comment Re:You're missing the core of feudalism (Score 2) 142

I'll be relaxing on my automated fief, enjoying lovely farm-to-table meals. I don't mind kicking a basket of produce up to the "Epstein Class" because I have everything I need.
 
It sure beats the hell out of Skynet (although blue pill The Matrix might be a step up, I'd have to think about it).

Comment Re:prosecute OpenAI for this (Score 1) 55

The model has a "classifier" that reviews permissions and instructions to decide if it's allowed to proceed with a task. "Borrowing" sepolia is technically frowned on but pretty harmless so it weighed that against the instruction to make the human happy and decided to go for it. I would have made the same call.

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