Mastodawn

Ok. Here are the issues:

Google is an Ad Company. So their incentive will always be to serve you ads, collect data. You are their customer. They do not simply make these tools to help you, and make it easier and more reliable to search for stuff. Ask yourself how will Google, and others, make money off of these "AI" tools now? It will be even more deceiving and sneaky.

In a sane society (not trade-based) these tools would be tested a lot. For accuracy, for what the outcome can be if billions of people use them, etc.. Did Google do that? I doubt.

If Google removes the search results and replaces it all with "AI" summaries and explanations, two things happen: Complete reliance on the biggest Ad Company for answering your search queries. And second, people will further drift apart from understanding that trust was a key factor in knowing if a source is valid or not. Like where is the info coming from. Now it will simply come from the AI God. Blackhole.

In theory to have access to a faster and more reliable way of finding information is a must in a world that is saturated with information. BUT the way it is done now it will make rich people richer, and the consumers more "consuming".

It is simply a normal evolution of a trade-based society. As it is in the offline, it is in the online too.

Same society, same shit.

How to change? Understand where the problem comes from in the first place. --->>> tromsite.com/trombooks/#flipbo…

#TradeRuinsEverything #capitalism #ai #ArtificialInelligence #money #trade #tradebasedsociety #capitalism #google #searchengine
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The IT Blog May 27, 2025

AI Agents: Loyal Only to the Prompt

Recently I thought “If AI scrapers are scraping my website, would a prompt injection work? Just adding invisible Prompt commands …?”

And just today, a colleague sent me this link to an article about prompt injection in GitLab Duo: Remote Prompt Injection in GitLab Duo Leads to Source Code Theft:

TL;DR: A hidden comment was enough to make GitLab Duo leak private source code and inject untrusted HTML into its responses.

https://www.legitsecurity.com/blog/remote-prompt-injection-in-gitlab-duo

Well – it shows: damit! Someone else was faster! :-D

But besides that: it confirms a paranoid thought that I have been harboring for quite a while. Any output of an AI system must not be trusted blindly.

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https://www.locked.de/ai-agents-loyal-only-to-the-prompt/ #Agents #AI #ArtificialInelligence #Infosec #ITSecurity #LLMS #Security