System: Control your Mac from anywhere using natural language
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#3Anything where an LLM has access to the shell on my personal laptop isn’t “secure” even if you do some hand waving around a split architecture.
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#4Is the LLM guaranteed not to have an existential crisis and delete large amounts of data?
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#5Regardless of whether this is a good idea or not (and I'm in the latter camp to be honest), the docs page is _way_ too low contrast to be readable. I'm all for dark mode but I shouldn't have to be in a completely darkened room to be able to read the fine manual!
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#6Is the LLM guaranteed not to have an existential crisis and delete large amounts of data?
an LLM once had a crisis and decided deleting large pieces of Godot on my laptop was a good idea, they're absolutely not to be trusted
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#7Completely ignoring what it does, the naming is obnoxious.
Also, good luck to any user who tries to google for help.
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#8Anything where an LLM has access to the shell on my personal laptop isn’t “secure” even if you do some hand waving around a split architecture.
Nothing more like playing Russian roulette with your own machine, hoping that when it needs to delete, move or rename a file, you sure hope it doesn't begin running either (especially do not run with --dangerously-skip-permissions):
rm -rf ~/
rm -rf /
mv ~/ ./
Or even creating a faulty symbolic link and above your home directory and suggesting to remove it, then it actually removes everything in that folder including your files in the home folder.
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#9This seems very cool, but I'm not sure of the utility of using CF workers for it? Is that just a framework or is this being deployed to the internet?
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#10Is the LLM guaranteed not to have an existential crisis and delete large amounts of data?
User: Hey AI, turn off my Mac
AI: (after 10 minutes of deep reasoning) Ah! I found the solution. I need to cause a power surge in the grid to power off your device.