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I don't see anything wrong with it, I just think it's interesting.
by simonw 1mo ago
I don't see anything wrong with it, I just think it's interesting.
- winstonp 1mo agoI think it's overbloating my computer
- nialse 1mo agoIt does, however, introduce a potentially enormous attack surface into ChatGPT, along with creative opportunities for less security conscious individuals and LLMs.
- alex-moon 1mo agoOh right, yeah I agree. It's the kind of thing I can imagine the harness downloading in the background anyway (or instructing the user to do) at some point so I can see the sense in just skipping that bit. Kind of comforting they just do it the same way the rest of us do - if it ain't broke and so on.
- 2sk21 1mo agoYou aren't worried about the provenance of the installed apps?
- simonw 1mo agoHow do you mean? I trust OpenAI to have installed apps that at least work well enough for their intended purposes.
- 2sk21 1mo agoYou aren't worried that these binaries may have unfixed vulnerabilities?
- simonw 1mo agoThat's the nature of installing software. I'd like to know OpenAI's approach to updating these things - their auto-updated is pretty aggressive already, but does that cover their vendored cached apps too?