Trick? If your agent has the capability of interacting with a website, receiving a request for crypto from that website, agreeing to that request, and then is able to follow through acquiring crypto and sending it - - that's a you problem.
Of course, stealing is wrong, but if you were to leave valuables sitting around unsecured in public view, no one would be surprised when someone stole them. This has the same energy. Honestly, I would sooner trust a random 8 year old child with any sort of access to a crypto wallet than I would to an "AI Agent".
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Triumph@fedia.io · 21 pts · 50d
Trick? If your agent has the capability of interacting with a website, receiving a request for crypto from that website, agreeing to that request, and then is able to follow through acquiring crypto and sending it - - that's a you problem.
vk6flab@lemmy.radio · 16 pts · 50d
Seems like a valid use of the technology...
LORDSMEGMA@sh.itjust.works · 6 pts · 50d
God dammit I wish I thought of that
thebardingreen@lemmy.starlightkel.xyz · 3 pts · 49d
It didn't work very well. The only reason is news is cuz it's funny.
fraksken@infosec.pub · 3 pts · 49d
It's not too late 😊
LogicOverFeelings@piefed.ca · 3 pts · 49d
It genuinely amaze me the level of trust some people have for these frankly still experimental technologies.
EpeeGnome@feddit.online · 2 pts · 50d
Of course, stealing is wrong, but if you were to leave valuables sitting around unsecured in public view, no one would be surprised when someone stole them. This has the same energy. Honestly, I would sooner trust a random 8 year old child with any sort of access to a crypto wallet than I would to an "AI Agent".