GPT-3 Honeypot
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GPT-3 Honeypot
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#3I really hope folks posting links to random Git hosted projects would start to provide context on what exactly said tool is meant to accomplish. I've lost count of the links I've seen like this, where most of the context is missing in favor of a couple of TODOs. It deprives us of the chance to appreciate hard work out there and potential utility to our own lives.
Is it a honeypot powered by GPT-3? Was it a honeypot built by chatting with GPT-3? Is it meant to prevent scraping for large language model training? Is it something by which I can see if said scraping incorporated my work? Or, should it do so, perhaps send it into a fit of babble trying to integrate it for training?
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#4I'm confused a little by this. I get that AI can be useful in making honeypots seem more real but the documentation doesn't explain what exactly the GPT-3 is adding?
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#5Hello,
In this use case, OpenAI GPT-3 act as linux terminal
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#6I really hope folks posting links to random Git hosted projects would start to provide context on what exactly said tool is meant to accomplish. I've lost count of the links I've seen like this, where most of the context is missing in favor of a couple of TODOs. It deprives us of the chance to appreciate hard work out there and potential utility to our own lives. Is it a honeypot powered by GPT-3? Was it a honeypot b…
yes. Presumably, a human language intro/description should be present in the repo, but in this case they dive straight into yaml.