If I make malware that attacks government services I get ASIO'd and can't even let my family or a lawyer know I've been held and interrogated.

If clammy sammy does it the government buys the product and makes piracy for rich failsons legal.

Someone make this make sense.

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Given our history of government security I'm honestly expecting this to come out as Services Australia hosting private information over an unprotected, undocumented API

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    For me, the details make or break this. If there was an authentication system that was bypassed that's a big deal and OpenAI should be held criminally liable. If there was no authentication system though, an unprotected API is indistinguishable from a public API and I would rather the law fall in favour of free use of public APIs.

    There's plenty of other stuff to charge OpenAI with anyway.

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