I learnt a huge amount about cybersecurity in the first few months of ChatGPT, which when prompted produced clear practical code examples and discussing the imp

I learnt a huge amount about cybersecurity in the first few months of ChatGPT, which when prompted produced clear practical code examples and discussing the implications for defense/attack both both local and networking applications. This information is all available legally, but I learn much much faster being able to ask questions which fill in my knowledge gaps, and check my understanding. Now it's difficult to get any informative response at all, to the point where I've given up. Guess I'm stuck with security by obscurity. Censoring LLMs is only good for controlling the average mook by restricting the questions that can be asked. If the barrier between a society falling apart and not is the free flow of information, then that society needs to be rethought. This could be the greatest tool of emancipation ever, or the greatest tool of censorship ever. We decide by what we accept.