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ChatGPT Pro Could Widen the AI Gap
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AI Sales Development Rep for Slack
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It is clear this is a wrapper around the function calling paradigm but with some extensions that are specific to this implementation. So it is an SDK.
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2y ago
This attack vector has been known for at least 17 years, if not longer. https://gnucitizen.org/blog/java-jar-attacks-and-features/ https://gnucitizen.org/blog/gifars-and-other-issues/
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This study is not very good frankly. Before ChatGPT there was Davinci and other model families which ChatGPT (what became GPT 3.5) was ultimately based on and they are the predecessors of today's most capable models. They should test i
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2y ago
Obviously this is not tarted specifically for developers but for the general population that need to solve some general problems through code and to learn. I guess don't need to point out given where I am posting this comment, but deve
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The only reason Product Hunt exists is because others use it to promote their business. ;) making money from all of this is simply a side-effect of the value add.
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I believe the rules of the road are a lot simpler when you drive on the left. Is it just me? Without any evidence to support this statement, I came to believe that driving on the left is actually safer.
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The Accelerating Divide in the Age of AI
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I’ve been using GitHub Copilot as my daily driver. It is now as indispensable as the Vim extension for VSCode. It doesn't write much new code for me and, frankly, it fails miserably at most tasks. However, it does a phenomenal job with
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Embracing AI Without Losing the Human Touch
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It is even more ridiculous because it costs them nothing to issue an extra copy of this pdf report. They need to certify anyway because their enterprise customers will demand it.
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Unfortunately many companies charge extra for security where security should be the default. Truth to be told there some some situations where extra security costs could be justified but there are not many if charge is necessary it should b
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What does it take to create production-grade AI Chat Bots
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I will be more interested to understand how they deal with injection attacks. Any alert where the attacker controls some parts of the text that ends up in the model could be used to either evade it worse use it to hack it. Slack had an issu
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I don't see this being a problem in situations where a customer / user can bring their own keys. The actions happens on the client-side and as long as the device or the website are not compromised it is all good. However, this is
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Yes, ECS Fargate.
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In my own experience, AWS Fargate is easier, more secure and way more robust then running your K8S even with EKS.
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Show HN: Tagline Generator
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Why New AI Models Aren't Always Better
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Pretty much every company I've worked for had credentials and other sensitive information easily discoverable on Slack, making it a massive headache to clean up.
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Show HN: Node SDK for conversational AI solutions
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Show HN: AI Widget Builder
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This level of incompetence is quite amazing to see.
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We also built our own system that caters for our customers' needs.
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I have no doubt this probably produces better results than a simple vector search, but you cannot escape the fact that you are converting a query to a set of results, and so the quality and intent of the query matter. In fact, it matters mo
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I am here just to say that although I don't use it (still node) I like what they are doing.
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Show HN: LLM Hacking Database
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This is fun! I've been collecting such examples here https://git.new/llmsec . I will add this one later today.
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Show HN: CBK.ai
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