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> "Bots don’t act on their own, there is almost always a human behind it" Almost always? There always is
by qoez 1y ago
> "Bots don’t act on their own, there is almost always a human behind it"
Almost always? There always is
- koolba 1y agoDepends on how far up the chain you go. I can see some oddball situations created when vibe coding meets unsecured AWS access keys. Imagine a rogue prompt deploying a self perpetuating worm that creates scam apps and uses the funds to create more scams.
- barbazoo 1y agoGonna fall apart at the first hallucinated API call.
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- dullcrisp 1y agoAlmost certainly.
- timewizard 1y agoSetup a bot. Then die.