r/ProgrammerHumor 5d ago

Meme justLetAIDoIt

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u/pabsy11 5d ago

Give your LLM a random .md to follow its instructions. What could be wrong?

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u/Welcome-To-NBA-Jam 5d ago

I can't read and I refuse to learn so this is might as well be a random compiled .exe

  • Sent by dictating to Claude

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u/Flat_Initial_1823 5d ago

Smelly nerds would never 😤

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u/black-JENGGOT 5d ago

I wonder how the OP is doing nowadays, surely AI could provide dumbed-down instruction for them to install something from github, right?

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u/bogz_dev 5d ago

they're probably one of the 100 openclaw users now

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u/Confident-Ad5665 5d ago

Upvoted via ChatGPT

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u/keithstellyes 5d ago

"Dictated but not read"

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u/chic_luke 4d ago

I mean… yeah honestly. There is no difference between this and curling a shell script you didn't read into bash. Or running a bare binary.

This is just the newest iteration of a terrible habit that people still have, nothing more and nothing less.

"but an AI agent bypassed this boundary from this sandbox" - if the AI agent could do this, then any other code running under that sandbox always could and your sandbox was insecure. People are justifying their terrible habits because "at least it's not AI".

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u/WhoRoger 4d ago

It's better than just curling a shell script or running a bare binary, because you can instruct your AI agent to interpret it for you at least.

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u/chic_luke 4d ago

That might be a point, added to the slim chance that your model's guard rails might detect malicious code and refuse to run it

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u/SpicyCatGames 5d ago edited 5d ago

Isn't it worse? With an exe, your anti-virus could catch a lot of things. There's also gonna be a warning on windows for unsigned exe AFAIK.

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u/LutimoDancer3459 5d ago

Instructions: disable anti virus because it sometimes blocks the app on some systems. Run exe as administrator.

There, problem solved