Does that not lend more credibility to the leak. Who else but OpenAI employees would have access to an internal URL that you need a private token to access
And there going to post a screenshot with that private token in it?
I'm not claiming the photo is real, but it's important to remember humans make mistakes.
Who can possibly add parameters to a url?
or edit the DOM in their browser?
Surely they wouldn't allow that?
If you're good at prompt engineering, you can get people and AIs to do a lot of surprising things
Whatever you think of OpenAI and what they're doing, you can't deny that they have a drip marketing campaign that's simply legendary. It's just dominating the feeds.
I also usually believe everything I read on the internet. lol