Too late bro, switched to Codex I’m done with your bullshit.

Everyone is using AI, so nothing to be ashamed about. Is better to be open about it and add a disclaimer about how it was used.

Even if it's vibe coded as long as you are open about it there's nothing wrong, it's open source and free if someone doesn't like it can just go write it themselves.

That’s the whole point of this variant of the model, it won’t have those guardrails.

Yes. But "perform a humiliation ritual of KYC to access the actual model instead of the nerfed version of it that's so neurotic about cybersec you have to sink 400 tokens into getting it to a usable baseline" does not inspire any confidence at all.

It seems reasonable for a company to require KYC for a product that's dual use – especially a novel one that's built for security research.

Privacy concerns aside, the KYC process for OpenAI was self-serve and took about a minute.

Remember the argument that the bad guys using AI to hack systems won't be a problem because all the "good guys" will have access too and can secure their software?

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

And is not even taking water consumption into account.

Or the annoying cowbells :)

This is last month I'm on the Max plan is just not worth it anymore, $20 Codex and writing myself to keep my brain functioning is my sweetspot.

This people are not your friends, they rot your brain.

only you auto-compact. auto-compact bad

Ironically a demonstration of the risk of using fewer tokens. A typo more drastically changes meaning.

-p gets penalized is not worth using it.

It’s shame they do all this sketchy stuff, I switched to Codex I have enough of their bs.

I think this is just the beginning so people are apprehensive, rightfully so, at this stage. I agree with you that AI use should be disclosed but using the commit message as a billboard for Anthropic hell no. Go put an add on the free tier.

Is this a surprise to anyone?

Ecosia is just Google/Bing depending on location.

Qwant is the way to go

Both use Google and Bing, though not exclusively, and both joined efforts to create the new, independent EUSP index.

Sources for Ecosia indexes/providers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecosia#Ecosia

Sources for Qwant indexes/providers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qwant#Development

EUSP: https://www.eu-searchperspective.com