A friend of mine shipped a free PDF app completely written by AI. Before I ran it, I…
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A friend of mine shipped a free PDF app completely written by AI. Before I ran it, I actually read the code, because the exploits out there for PDFs are massive. 0:00 A Friend Shipped an App Written by AI 0:29 Your Own PDF Reader With AI 0:51 Step 1. Know Why PDFs Are Risky 1:12 Step 2. Read It Before You Run It 1:27 Step 3. Ask Droid the Hard Questions 2:14 Droid's Read. Links Open Without Asking 2:53 Step 4. Report It Privately 3:57 Fixed in Less Than 24 Hours 4:10 Come Build With Us
Posted by Ray Fernando (40.1k followers) 4 h ago · 8 likes · 1.1k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Security.
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