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jonny@neuromatch.social ("jonny (nonvenomous)") wrote:
important to note that the sentinel that evaluates egress requests includes an unknowable set of signals, but the calling context is definitely one of those, and contexts that are deemed mechanical, system-initiated - like presumably the fucking podcast catalogue - get special treatment because they are presumed to be untainted by user input. when you stick a language model in everywhere, then the entire surface becomes uneven and unknowable from a programming point of view, but weirdly personal and predictable if you imagine every part of a computer as a little guy who you can talk to and just argue it should be doing something different.
edit: that's a hint for bughunters more talented than i, e.g. the MITM cert proxy seems especially vibes based.