Just use the existing sandboxing infrastructure like bubblewrap, seccomp, etc. I have way more faith in that than in something than some regex-based blocklist.

Curses, thwarted again!

The better fix would be to make the support for multiple accounts in the reddit app not so incredibly-shitty, where you're basically logging out and logging back in. Instead, just tell it "posts to this sub use this account, posts to that sub use that account", etc.

Honestly I think "this person is real" is the wrong goal. You'll never accomplish it without a centralized state or some biometric monstrosity like that thing Sam Altman created.

Just settle for stopping spam.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Karpeles

It is not his first fraud.

If AI is really as wonderous as everybody says, why didn't all the employees of all the AI companies simply type "Claude, file my taxes for me" as a prompt and walk away?

Face-scanning? Iris patterns?

Only the project owner can do that.

If it were so easy, we'd do this all the time. We already do it a lot, and there are heaps of examples where it goes wrong.

Because most post-quantum cryptosystems need this primitive.

https://sorting.cr.yp.to/

The Manhattan Project scientists actually did this before anybody broke ground at Los Alamos. It was called the Chicago Pile. And if the control rods were removed and the SCRAM disabled, it absolutely would have created a "small nuclear explosion" in the middle of a major university campus.

Given the level of hype and how long it's been going on, I think it's totally reasonable for the wider world to ask the quantum crypto-breaking people to build a Chicago Pile first.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Pile-1

They should just be honest and say "data loophole".