[–] 7 points 8 hours ago

My trust in them has dropped significantly with the recent events.

You can't have privacy without security, and security requires every piece to be secure, not just the backend. All your emails are one xss away from being dumped, regardless of whatever encryption is used.
Why should I trust them to make secure products when their culture is to bully the employees who suggest testing the security of these products?

Aside from not wanting to support the shitty behaviour of mocking their employees, I can't even trust that they're taking security seriously anymore.

If you believe it was a simple mistake and that they'll take things more seriously going forward, that's up to you.
But personally I'm looking into setting up a self-hosted system before my current subscription ends. Can't trust anyone these days.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago (1 child)

    Basically LLM's were trained to go into a 'thinking mode' to figure things out.
    This is because LLM's can't actually 'think', they just say things like "oh wait", "actually", "another thing to consider is", to try and trigger a counterpoint to their last 'thought'.
    OpenAI have found that their latest models can 'think' silently without feeding itself words.
    I'd assume a similar process is happening to before, just that it's on an inner layer with an internal feedback loop rather than an external one.
    It's not that they have learned how to think, it's that they can do their old reasoning process without any visible output, so there's much less insight into what they're 'thinking'.

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