If you're curious to play around with it, you can use Clancy [1] which intercepts the network traffic of AI agents. Quite useful for figuring out what's actually being sent to Anthropic.
If only there were some sort of artificial intelligence that could be asked about asking it to look at the minified source code of some application.
Sometimes prompt engineering is too ridiculous a term for me to believe there's anything to it, other times it does seem there is something to knowing how to ask the AI juuuust the right questions.
GenAI was built on an original sin of mass copyright infringement that Aaron Swartz could only have dreamed of. Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, and Anthropic may very well get screwed HARD in a lawsuit against them from someone they banned.
Unironically, the ToS of most of these AI companies should be, and hopefully is legally unenforceable.
mi_lk|1 month ago
n2d4|1 month ago
[1] https://github.com/bazumo/clancy
fragmede|1 month ago
Sometimes prompt engineering is too ridiculous a term for me to believe there's anything to it, other times it does seem there is something to knowing how to ask the AI juuuust the right questions.
adastra22|1 month ago
Der_Einzige|1 month ago
Unironically, the ToS of most of these AI companies should be, and hopefully is legally unenforceable.
fragmede|1 month ago
mlrtime|1 month ago