OpenAI has ‘already’ got a browser extension. Who knows when this is ‘enabled’. We already had the ‘honey’ debacle with Amazon/ebay referral link stealing
Not surprising the ui is not very friendly and getting code in and out when you are not inside the AWS walled garden (need AWS keys) really restricted it
Sadly I'm one of these peeps that watch the AI gennd content.
The no nonsense of these ai generated content is what gives them the views.
Alot of content on youtuber have people speaking really slowly so that they can fill the required airgap for 'ads' to show.
2x speed works well for the slow speakers as well as with the ai genned content. Many of the 'scripts' they use are actually chinese/korean/japanese translated novels/manga that gets passed the content matching with image movements as well as not even saying the name of the thing they are referencing.
the plugin "SponsorBlock for youtube" does a good job of using user submitting skipping of said content, people can even mark certain parts as 'filler' and you can also skip those also.
Are you open to pushing one of your Work in Progress(WIP) models to https://ollama.ai/library to show off and let others try it out and provide feedback?
Plays in the historical days skipped the 'sex scenes'.
When I want to watch a story, all this 'sex' stuff just gets in the way.
The animated tv show 'Captain Fall' went from edgy to just down right ugg. Even 'American Gods' has a good premise but with un needed injection of 'sex scenes' it just slowed down the plot and in the end, just started to skip 10-20mins of of just to move the plot along.
Another option is pkce spa, if they did not do 'auth' checks that the jwt token was indeed signed by auth0 or similar, a carefully crafted js alteration would let you take control of the front end. Then you could give it a incorrectly signed token with all the correct details for another user. Usually they would only use the email for matching which makes things even more trivial.
You would hope they verified the signing of the jwt token on the backend, but seems thats too difficult for many dev's.