Comment by telotortium
Comment by telotortium 11 hours ago
Why would it be satire? Seems like a real use case
Comment by telotortium 11 hours ago
Why would it be satire? Seems like a real use case
Obviously the part that determines what part of the output might be a password or other sensitive value.
Threads like this want me to throw my laptop into a volcano and lobotomize myself. I have a bridge if you think an LLM can reliably generically redact passwords. Especially given the intersection of password quality and the type of person to let their passwords leak into output of a recorded terminal session.
I love leaving my baseline security in the hands of a hallucinating, unreliable token generator.
I'm sorry, I don't even know how to explain that this type of feature would be such a mis-feature, it's hard to even know how to explain it to somehow for whom its not obvious.
s/mysekretpassword/••••••••••••••••/g
What about that should involve a large language model?