Despite my best attempts to avoid it I am a ’recent convert to AI. I understand the criticism of AI and agree with alot of it but the power it gives me is undeniable and I want to make better use of it.
For that reason I am planning on installing OpenAI’s new Codex app on my Desktop. This is not as irresponsible as it first sounds as the desktop in question is a windows KVM vm that is isolated from my wider network. It gets its internet connection from a separate vm running a tor only gateway that it connects to via its virtual NIC e.g. Windows VM → Whonix Gateway → Internet. So all traffic is anonymized over the tor network.
I also have proxifier running on the windows VM so I can route the connection to a proxy vm at the end if I need to obfuscate tor exit nodes from OpenAI or other software that would fuss about it.
There is no identifiable info of mine on the Windows VM. I plan on using it as an anonymous development environment where I can run windows, AI and other privacy antagonistic software while minimizing my exposure.
What do you guys think about this? Is it relatively safe? How would you improve it? Thanks.