What if you could simply ask a Tor network connected Large Language Model AI to buy services from instead of needing to know onion links that eventually all get taken down?or if some onion forum gets take down, you simply ask it for a replacement onion link?its like someone needs to put these 2 puzzle pieces together, right now it feels like we are stuck in the year 2006 with Tor user experience.
politically speaking, where do you draw the legal line because only the user who prompts it can request services or links to illegal things.
>>541723349>@gork where to get child porn and one drug?the reason tor directories arent shared is because the more spread it gets the more likely it is that it will be taken downalso it really isnt that hard to find directoriesalso you NEED A DIRECTORY FOR AN LLM, its not created out of thin air, ai grabs from data that has to be PUT IN
>>541723349> Why don't they make illegal services easier to track and shut downNot sure I follow you
>>541723349hang on im having trouble figuring out what youre asking for, are you asking to have an ai database where it is quick access to buying drug and guns and stuff like that?
That's a great idea ngl, I'll try to make one later
>>541723349ARE YOU FUCKING INSANE?!?!? DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY NEW PROBLEMS THIS WOULD CREATE TO HUNT DOWN ILLEGAL SHIT?
>>541723637don't forget to listen to this song while you vibe code it with your Claude https://youtu.be/920jLVQOLFI?t=62
>What if You couldn't. Onion addresses are randomized strings that are extremely specific. AI run on tokens which are just a compact way of storing words. The AI doesn't actually know what the words mean or the letters that compromise them, it only knows the relations between them. Its why when asked about how many Rs are in the word strawberry they kept messing up. Onion addresses are a bad usecase for AI because it would be harder for the AI to memorize the address and because even if it did that wouldn't mean the address would stay valid meaning if it was down or taken over it would still get recommended. Also AI are vulnerable to data poisoning so if you mentioned a onion link enough you could redirect people to it making it great for pushing people to false sites.
>>541723448Scenario 1: You ask Tor LLM for X item, it replies with Monero address and amount to send, you give drop off info in PGP and thats literally it. Still too retarded for these 3 steps? the Tor LLM will help you out step by step, literally retard safe.
>>541724053>Forgot step 4Dealer laughs at you and doesn't send shit. You get mad and a week later ask for X item. Its a different monero address from the same guy. He gets another laugh and you just decide to go to bars from now on.
>>541723349Just spend 20 minutes slap some python and shit together and build your own web crawler that will scan the publicly reachable parts of the darknet and build a searchable index of everything for you >>541724053Bad idea, the “LLM” could easily act as man in the middle replacing the real pgp keys with its own, why would you trust it so much? That’s bad practice in a high risk environment
>>541723349and what exactly is of value on Tor?there is only drugs and CP right?so nothing anyone should want.
>>541724314You can use tor to make it so you can ssh into a machine without exposing any ports on its firewall, which can be kind of useful in some situations
>>541723349just send an email directly to the ciasave the middlesteps
>>541724314>Value Before he was arrested Julian Assange was using it to host wikileaks. It is also used by countries to do espionage. We also use it as a means to allow foreign citizens under authoritarian rule to access the free internet without risk of reprisal. The problem with Tors is peoples lack of imagination. The Tor could revive the old web if it didn't have such a shit reputation.
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