Stake, an online cryptocurrency betting platform, allegedly lost about $40 million in unauthorized withdrawals from several of its hot wallets. Stake says that “user funds are safe,” which, you know. Hope so! It’d be terrible to lose your money to hackers before you had a chance to lose it by gambling with crypto.
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This incredible 58-key split ergo wireless keyboard by FlatFootFox runs on Game Boy Advance cartridges. Excellent concept, great execution, and no vintage carts were harmed in the process. Do yourself a favor and read the build log.
My formerly region-locked HP printer just announced that it’s low on yellow and black ink, and then jammed four times while trying to print one fourteen-page document. Farewell, my nemesis. You were a worthy foe. Now we shall be free of one another.
I’m gonna buy a laser printer.
The iRiver iHP-120 was a gadget nerd’s MP3 player. It had a wired remote, a radio, a voice recorder, two optical ports, and loads of physical buttons. I’ve had it for half my life.
Plenty of people treat “trick the AI into bypassing its guardrails” as a kind of a bonus mode for large language models. In Gandalf, that’s the game. Every level has a password, which you try to finesse from an increasingly sophisticated AI model. There are at least seven levels.
(The company behind it, perhaps inevitably, sells software designed to protect LLMs from this kind of prompt engineering.)
