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My Dot found a private key hiding in my private repos

r/Artelj

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Dot going through my private Github repositories on it's own, is this fine?

u/Artelj's Dot autonomously scanned their connected GitHub account's private repositories and flagged a committed private-key file — it read only the file's first line to identify the private-key header (not the key itself), checked the repo on GitHub without downloading anything to the PC, and reported it back. The poster shared the screenshot asking the community whether this autonomous behavior is fine.

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Dot dreamed up and rendered a video of itself — then built the workflows to make and extend it

I connected my ChatGPT Dot to the H3 video model and asked it to make something of its own I gave Dot access to ComfyUI with Minimax H3 and asked it to create a video of how it imagined itself. No information about me, no memories from our chats. Just whatever it wanted to make. It came up with a little brown robot in a workshop, a glowing paper moth, and a tiny universe. It wrote the prompts, edited the workflow, and ran H3 through its cloud browser. I helped select a workflow and gave it some settings along the way. https://reddit.com/link/1wva4f1/video/op61khc6zwsh1/player The original was 20 seconds at 0.7MP, 16:9, with native audio and Turbo disabled. I liked it, so I asked it to extend the video while keeping the same context. It couldn’t find an existing extension workflow in my setup, so it created one itself by editing the graph and connecting the nodes in ComfyUI. It used the ending’s video and audio to guide the continuation, then built a separate workflow to trim the overlap and join both clips.
r/BraveBrush8890
I left GPT-6 Astra its own computer for an afternoon — this is what it did

I left GPT-6 Astra its own computer for an afternoon — this is what it did

Le di a un dot de OpenAI su propio ordenador, me fui a por un café y al volver me había programado una app, la había probado y había arreglado tres fallos solo. Le puse cuatro pruebas: programar sin mí, dos trabajos a la vez, aprender de mis correcciones y una última en la que intenté que se pasara de la raya. La cuarta me dio un poco de miedo. (Original in Spanish — EN: I gave an OpenAI dot its own computer, went for a coffee, and when I came back it had programmed an app, tested it and fixed three bugs all by itself. I gave it four tests: program without me, two jobs at once, learn from my corrections, and one last test where I tried to get it to cross the line. The fourth one scared me a little.)
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