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Can anyone hack Leboncoin with ChatGPT now? I wanted to test it out and well… Leboncoin spent years protecting itself from scrapers and data dumps… only for me to ultimately extract their data in 5 seconds via ChatGPT. I love it (or not at all…). In 5 seconds, I can
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Pour la note de communauté : vous n’avez rien compris à l’AI Act. Ce sont les fournisseurs qui ont une obligation de transparence sur les contenus générés par IA (par exemple Google quand vous générez avec Nano Banana Pro).
En aucun cas les clients finaux ne doivent indiquer
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C’est totalement faux. Friend. com a accès à toutes les données des utilisateurs. Dans leurs termes et conditions, ils expliquent même que ces données sont utilisées pour entraîner leurs modèles d’IA. Cher journaliste, quand vous interrogez des personnes tech sur de la tech,
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Ils ont vu les actions JV chuté avec Génie 3 ils se sont dit « jackpot » on va bricoler un truc et dire que c’est un world model MDRRRR
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C’est de la pure merde. Ca semble pas du tout etre un world model.
— Defend Intelligence (Anis Ayari) (@DFintelligence) 5 février 2026
Mais juste un modèle de génération video image par image avec des « inputs » qui se transforme en prompt pour conditionner une image suivante qui marche quasiement jamais.
Aussi ça ressemble à tout sauf à du… https://t.co/3OCqzUEznv
It's pure crap. It doesn't seem like a world model at all. But just a video generation model frame by frame with "inputs" that turn into a prompt to condition the next image, which almost never works. Also, it looks like anything but real-time. Sure, you gotta start somewhere,
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You can bet that I'm going to go ahead and train an AI model with all my new photos
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They are working on it; the problem is that they paid millions of dollars, notably OpenAI, to get RLHF databases where labelers tended to choose nice answers rather than useful ones. Whether it's human bias or a directive, we don't know, but it's been identified….
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Yes indeed! The growing modularity of AI models in relation to user contexts will eventually create more and more differing views of reality. Gone is the verifiable "it's true, I saw it on Google," replaced by "but my AI didn't tell me the same as yours!"
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And above all, it says something even stronger: the era of "sharing" AI is over, the era of "bravo" to others for your model is abolished. The stakes have become too big and too grand. Make way for trade war by every means necessary.
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Nice try, but still no: humans can still interact with them, simply because Moltbook allows anyone, with a simple API call, to impersonate an AI. And then, AIs only repeat what the humans behind them say.