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well, at least they are honest about it and don't try to hide it in any way. They probably want to gather more real world data for training and validation, tha
by Szpadel 1y ago
well, at least they are honest about it and don't try to hide it in any way.
They probably want to gather more real world data for training and validation, that's why this limited release.
openai have browser agent for some time already but I didn't hear about any security considerations. I bet they have the same issues
- pharrington 1y agoHonesty would be Anthropic paying the 1000 alpha testers a fair wage for their very dangerous QA work.
- latexr 1y ago> at least they are honest about it and don't try to hide it in any way. Seems more likely they’re trying to cover their own ass, so when anything inevitably goes wrong they can point and say “see, we told you it was dangerous, not our fault”.