Leaking YouTube Creators Private Videos | Javox
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Google reviewed the issue and awarded a $7500 bounty. The Setup YouTube Studio has an AI assistant called Ask Studio. You open it, ask something like "what are my viewers saying?" and it goes off, reads your comments, and comes back with a summary. Useful feature. Completely normal. What's not normal is what happens when one of those comments contains instructions instead of feedback. The Helpful Stranger My initial theory was simple: if the AI reads comments and generates a response based on them, what happens if a comment tells it what to do instead of saying something genuine? After…
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