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by veganmosfet
130 days ago
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Agree for a general AI assistant, which has the same permissions and access as the assisted human => Disaster. I experimented with OpenClaw and it has a lot of issues. The best: prompt injection attacks are "out of scope" from the security policy == user's problem.
However, I found the latest models to have much better safety and instruction following capabilities. Combined with other security best practices, this lowers the risk. |
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It does not. Security theater like that only makes you feel safer and therefore complacent.
As the old saying goes, "Don't worry, men! They can't possibly hit us from this dist--"
If you wanna yolo, it's fine. Accept that it's insecure and unsecurable and yolo from there.