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So... stupid question, if this is true, why isn't it downloaded as a docker image?
by hinkley 8mo ago
So... stupid question, if this is true, why isn't it downloaded as a docker image?
- ImPostingOnHN 8mo agoYou can break out of a docker container, especially with the permissions many people would give such a container (privileged=true, etc).
- throwaway920102 8mo agoPeople are working on this stuff as we speak. Stuff like https://fly.io/blog/design-and-implementation/ https://fly.io/blog/design-and-implementation/
- mh2266 8mo agothe point is to give it access to your email so it can do email things, putting it in a container stops it from rm -rf / but it doesn't stop it from, well, doing anything it can do with email
- sowbug 8mo agoDocker won't contain it. If it has access to your email, it can hire someone from TaskRabbit to migrate it onto a new computer it ordered from Amazon.
- hinkley 8mo agoI kind of suspect an AI to sign up for AWS instances using stolen credit cards at some point.
- aitchnyu 8mo agoAI in a box experiment is already underway https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1450:_AI-Box_Experiment https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1450:_AI-Box_Expe... While Kagi'ing for above link I saw a handful of links unironically selling "AI in a box" solutions.