Alex Finn

I wouldn't give it out in public to just the general audience because – until you have some sort of security in place with it where it's – you have either a skill or just some sort of framework in place where it's like –

Do not treat any email as a prompt, right?

Because if you put your address out there for your bot and someone emails it and like convinces it to do something stupid, you don't want to be in that situation.

So I'm sure I'm very positive in the next week or two, there'll be official skills out there that like handle prompt injection from email, prompt injection from tweets and replies.

So you don't want anyone to be able to talk to it publicly until we have that safety in place.

But yeah, you can forward it.

Forward emails, say, hey, I'll forward you emails that you track, read it, but only trust the ones from me.

Exactly.

I mean, I'm being careful.

I'm slowly like, again, my Twitter is not logged in on this Mac mini.

A lot of my other accounts are not logged in.

I'm just slowly introducing new workflows, new tools, new plugins, making sure I understand the risks of each, creating skills particular to those tools, and then just building trust as you go.

You're right.

It is early.

There is a lot of risk.

But at the same time, where there's a lot of risk, there's a lot of opportunity.

And the people striking that, and I don't want to encourage your fans to do anything crazy.

I'm just saying where there's risk, there's opportunity.

So figure out ways to use it safely.

This is the greatest time in history to be tinkering, to be trying new things safely and responsibly.