Happened to me because I had an account on a crypto exchange. The attacker went in to my phone carrier’s store, likely with a fake ID, convinced the store they were me, then got a new SIM card and reset my password on everything they could with it. They logged in to my crypto exchange mere minutes after they got the SIM, saw the $0.03 in my account, and logged out.

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Took him two days to figure out a hello world in react?

Clearly it’s a dog if the background is green.

Otherwise, it’s fried chicken.

Hilbert Tlerston never stood a chance

Ironically, security isn’t a concern at all. With our relationship with Microsoft, we can use the Azure OpenAI API which, despite my own strong personal distrust in Microsoft, still meets all of our privacy and security standards. We trust Microsoft as much as we do our internal teams.

The concern is mostly legal/copyright related, as they’re worried any code or documents that come out of it could be considered copyrighted.

They completely banned it at my job, I’m willing to bet some companies are banning it.

Especially frustrating because we work very closely with Microsoft and have a team specifically for helping our clients develop applications with AI.