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These reports seem increasingly irrelevant. There are surely many people that care and are outraged, but that's about it. Tomorrow the news cycle will have some
by lbrito 1y ago
These reports seem increasingly irrelevant. There are surely many people that care and are outraged, but that's about it. Tomorrow the news cycle will have something else, and the 20 year olds scrapping their pants at doge will be yesterday's news.
- esseph 1y agoXAI key is potentially root into X (social media), and Tesla via grok, yes? If so, sounds potentially life threatening. NTSB might wanna look into that. Edit: DoD is also contracting for $200 million for grok. Yeah, this is bad. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/07/14/elon-musk-grok-defense-department/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/07/14/elon-mu...
- lbrito 1y agoThat's kind of my point. It is bad And likely no one will be held accountable for it.
- glaucon 1y ago> DoD is also contracting for $200 million for grok Somewhat to one side but when up to USD800 million is being spent (Grok, is not the only AI shaped snout at the trough) it's depressing to see the vagueness of the supposed uses [1] (in a five line paragraph this is the most specific description of why that need to spend the money ... "to support our warfighters and maintain strategic advantage over our adversaries") [1] https://archive.ph/p1ZXR#selection-719.61-719.141 https://archive.ph/p1ZXR#selection-719.61-719.141
- esseph 1y agoThere are a lot of classified contracts, services, etc.
- djtango 1y agoAs someone who is not very acquainted with blackhat or infosec, what is the priority list to do when you get an API key like this? Exfiltration? Access escalation? Presumably the hole gets closed so what do you do with that time?
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