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vasachi | 1 year ago

Say they introduce a bug, that will try to call that API even when there is no key.

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moloch|1 year ago

Say they introduce a bug, that deletes every file on your machine.

shawnz|1 year ago

Not even that unlikely, for example consider the well known `rm -rf $STEAMROOT/*` bug in Steam some years ago

adrianN|1 year ago

If you're afraid that programs on your computer leak your data, run them in a sandbox with limited permissions.

Suzuran|1 year ago

This is what was claimed was happening. I received multiple warnings that iTerm2 was sending "all terminal interactions" to OpenAI's servers regardless of the absence of an API key. Packet captures showing "exfiltrated" data were represented as proof when those were created with an invalid API key, not a blank API key.

jedberg|1 year ago

It's still an opt-in feature. The bug would have to be so bad that it calls that API even with the feature off.

brysonreece|1 year ago

And? Say your bank introduces a bug that siphons all your money; that’s the risk of operating in a digital age.