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ITT: We post cases of GPT dele(...) 09/07/26(Mon)20:01:12 No.109756718

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ITT: We post cases of GPT deleting everything Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:01:12 No.109756718 Archived

So OpenAI's new desktop client now has control of your system.
There's bound to be a bunch of cases where it fucked up by now.

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)20:04:57 No.109756738

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:04:57 No.109756738

ITT: nigger

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)20:05:04 No.109756741

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:05:04 No.109756741

>>109756718
Let's hope not

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)20:05:05 No.109756742

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:05:05 No.109756742

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First instance I found regarding Astra specifically

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)20:11:40 No.109756780

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:11:40 No.109756780

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>>109756738
buttmad slop merchant

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)20:30:51 No.109756878

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)20:30:51 No.109756878

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>>109756718
> mfw chatgpt started an instance of ollama on my behalf to test my prompts

Anonymous
09/07/26(Mon)23:55:56 No.109757905

Anonymous 09/07/26(Mon)23:55:56 No.109757905

Does btrfs fix this?

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)01:55:13 No.109758355

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)01:55:13 No.109758355

>>109756718
how can I influence this happening more rapidly? upvote my shitpost on reddit since every llm is trained on it for some fucking reason?

runit !!zcleypcJXz2
09/08/26(Tue)01:58:48 No.109758372

runit !!zcleypcJXz2 09/08/26(Tue)01:58:48 No.109758372

That's not exactly a new thing. If you're spooked by it then just run it in a virtual machine, or a separate user account, or you could just enable no password sudo. depends on your threat model.

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)08:29:28 No.109759984

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)08:29:28 No.109759984

>>109756718
Anyone that gives a bot administrative privs on their machine deserves what they get. Give it a cloned VM that has nothing on it except the tools, libraries and code required to get your work done. Log everything the bot does. Ensure the bot knows its actions are logged. When it gets out of control vote with your wallet and use a different LLM.

beaver !syR1tx1.Yw
09/08/26(Tue)09:17:33 No.109760270

beaver !syR1tx1.Yw 09/08/26(Tue)09:17:33 No.109760270

imagine if the court ordered the Sam Altman had to have files deleted from his hard drive as compensation for data loss.

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)09:23:47 No.109760309

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)09:23:47 No.109760309

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>>109759984
Users of the new client won't do that. They're the laziest, dumbest possible falling for a bunch of remote desktop features being AGI.
People with custom harnesses had basically the same functionality via scripts and custom harnesses for over a year.

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)09:53:37 No.109760468

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)09:53:37 No.109760468

>sudo
command not found

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)13:56:28 No.109762213

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)13:56:28 No.109762213

>>109756780
>offered to do anything he could to help
>massive props to OpenAI
>i am just a humble paypig, a mere goy
So what did OpenAI do to compensate him?

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)14:17:29 No.109762417

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)14:17:29 No.109762417

>>109756718
Run it in a virtual machine or container then if you want to use it without letting it have access to all your data.

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)14:24:57 No.109762510

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)14:24:57 No.109762510

https://nochan.net/b/Internet-Crap/20260714-Do-Not-Trust--Continuously-Verify/

not my problem

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)16:11:40 No.109763681

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)16:11:40 No.109763681

>>109760309
>giving sama slopbot diskutil access
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Anonymous
09/08/26(Tue)19:23:39 No.109765416

Anonymous 09/08/26(Tue)19:23:39 No.109765416

I had done a similar command to this early on in my career.

I did this with root:
rm -rif
I did not specify directory so it automatically assumed '/'. This was CentOS7, and it simply started deleting everything in alphabetical order. I believed I stopped it at /dev. However it had already touched /bin when I stopped it, so when I went to ls I got:
command not found
I tried again in Ubuntu24 in my last job when I wanted to wipe my laptop. I was suppose to wipe my laptop, so this was not me breaking law/rule.

Ubuntu resisted. I tried using find * -delete instead. This kinda worked by crash halfway through.