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1 sat \ 11 replies \ @Natalia 1 Sep \ on: Stacker Saloon

What's the potential risk of using web-based AI agents? (Other than overwhelming the brain, the amount of info being packed together is too much. )

Yesterday I was playing around with the one recommended by @@optimism, then I copied and pasted something to another site and got notifications that something called a clickfix attack was detected and blocked by uBlock, but I was copying what I typed myself, how interesting.

1 sat \ 10 replies \ @optimism 1 Sep

same risk as any random website you visit. what was the website?

1 sat \ 9 replies \ @Natalia 1 Sep

arena.ai 👀

1 sat \ 8 replies \ @optimism 1 Sep

ublock gave you a clickfix warning when you opened arena.ai?

1 sat \ 7 replies \ @Natalia 1 Sep

When I copied what I typed in arena.ai into Grammarly, I wanted to fix my typo before searching.

1 sat \ 6 replies \ @optimism 1 Sep

so the error got triggered from grammarly?

1 sat \ 5 replies \ @Natalia 1 Sep

I think so, which is super weird? I wish i screenshot it.

78 sats \ 4 replies \ @optimism 1 Sep

So I looked at the definition of clickfix patterns in uBlock and all I can think of is that some link contained one of the generic patterns in there, like .com/api/users*^pii=&in=false^$doc, or one of the hardcoded element IDs like #turnstile[onclick="handleClick()"] - but if it were to work properly, that should have been triggered in the arena.ai site too?