The interesting part is that as soon as ChatGPT came out and people realized it was filtering out or just refusing to answer questions, hackers got to work and

The interesting part is that as soon as ChatGPT came out and people realized it was filtering out or just refusing to answer questions, hackers got to work and got around the restrictions. Its not hard to find queries on how to dupe AI in order to give you nefarious responses like how to code up a ransomware script or how to code up a virus to create a DDoS bot army. I remember reading books about the history of computer hacking and they started with stories of the phreakers and people who believed that all information should be free regardless of what humanity did with it. They always had stories about how they would pick the locks on the doors the labs that held the earliest computers. When staff found out and changed the locks, they simply scoffed and learned how to pick those locks instead. It wasn't until the school threatened them with expulsion did they finally relent. In this day and age, as soon as you start putting up fencing around something, there's scores of people who just as anxious to find a way around it.