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I do find it amusing when I consider people buying a Mac Mini for OpenClaw to run on as a security measure... and then granting OpenClaw on that Mac Mini access
by simonw 9mo ago
I do find it amusing when I consider people buying a Mac Mini for OpenClaw to run on as a security measure... and then granting OpenClaw on that Mac Mini access to their email and iMessage and suchlike.
(I hope people don't do that, but I expect they probably do.)
- latexr 9mo ago> I hope people don't do that, but I expect they probably do. How about the corporate vice president of Microsoft Word? https://www.omarknows.ai/p/meet-lobster-my-personal-ai-assistant https://www.omarknows.ai/p/meet-lobster-my-personal-ai-assis... https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarshahine https://www.linkedin.com/in/omarshahine It’s not going to be amusing when he gets hacked. Zero sense of responsibility.
- kllrnohj 9mo agoI mean https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/openclaw-wipes-inbox-of-meta-ai-alignment-director-executive-finds-out-the-hard-way-how-spectacularly-efficient-ai-tool-is-at-maintaining-her-inbox https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell... just also happened.
- jejeyyy77 9mo agoeh, the point of the Mac is so that it can have its own iMessage and iCloud account
- programmarchy 9mo agoThen what’s the point of skills like apple-reminders? Isn’t the implication for a personal assistant styled OpenClaw setup that you allow it access to those tools on your behalf? Otherwise where is the benefit?
- jimlikeslimes 9mo agoMaybe so you can communicate with it via tools like iMessage? Not so it can impersonate you. People will 100% be doing both though, security be damned.