• I made a joke elsewhere about Amazon’s search thing using AI to generate a string that would crash the Amazon server and thought about that too afterward. If that actually worked, could someone be charged with a crime?

    • @[email protected]
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      3 months ago

      Id guess maybe, if I generated a string using AI and intentionally crashed their stuff, it might be crime.

    • @[email protected]
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      03 months ago

      I’m only using the tools provided, not accessing anything that’s clearly pointed out I shouldn’t. If anything, that question field is specifically designed for me to use.

      • @[email protected]
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        43 months ago

        If I go to a hardware store and start taking a sledgehammer to the walls “I’m only using the tools provided” is not going to be a valid defense.

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          03 months ago

          Not a good comparison, the sledgehammer isn’t meant to be used in the store, the search function in the website is, don’t be dumb.

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            13 months ago

            Okay, the hardware store has a saw for customers to cut planks to the length they need. There are many ways they could “misuse the tool provided”

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              13 months ago

              That actually makes a lot more sense, I’ll accept that. Although there are signs saying not to misuse the tools provided. Don’t see any of that on Amazon. At least not yet.

      • Spaz
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        33 months ago

        Knowingly doing something that could be malicious is still malicious.