@acidvegas: Whoops I made something controversial again... https://stolencompute.com Enjoy using other peoples AI models that are l…
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A developer known as acidvegas launched StolenCompute, a website that lets users access and run large AI models (e.g., Kimi 1T, Deepseek 765B) that have been left exposed on the internet without authorization, raising significant security and ethical concerns.
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Whoops I made something controversial again…
https://t.co/PCJXSpQ5pk
Enjoy using other peoples AI models that are left exposed on the internet 🏴☠️
Some of these models are rather….large…Kimi 1T, Deepseek 765B…go crazy.
Cheers lads, also LOL 🤷♂️ https://t.co/opMBoUEiX5
STOLEN COMPUTE — exposed AI is free AI
Source: https://stolencompute.com/ ☠
STOLEN COMPUTE
exposed AI is free AI, YO HO HO
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← pick a model from the hold to start plundering
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