alt Hacker NewsPretty sure you need actual knowledge of a planned crime for that to stick. But I'm also sure the defense will be expensive.
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cowlevel • today at 8:16 PM
They won't have to get you for facilitating the later crime, they can get you for testing the exploit on your own account, which is also a crime since OpenAI's computer system is involved.
I'm not sure but if negligence is punishable too for facilitation, it should stick, right? I think it's reasonable to expect that most buyers of exploits try to use them in illegal ways (or are feds acting like that to catch you).