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I made a website called ConspiracyTheoryGenerator
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The real conspiracy is the website exists to steal API keys.
And yes I know we can see the source and that it doesn't presently send keys anywhere but the OpenAI API.
Also why save the key to local storage? The code encrypts the key and saves it, alongside the encryption key, to local storage. Why even encrypt it if you're placing the encryption key protecting it right next to it? It's the virtual equivalent of storing the key to a safe by taping it to the safe.
What is funny?