Programming

How do I use Claude / ChatGPT anonymously?

Started by feddymcgee · Jun 6, 2026

#10840
There are some AI tools such as WormGPT that claim to offer a private AI. The problem is they use outdated models making them almost worthless for real world use. Is there a way to Claude or ChatGPT? Maybe via stolen accounts, API resellers or something like that? I can't find any forefront AIs that accept Crypto like Claude, Grok, etc.
#10842
↳ Replying to @feddymcgee
You have DIGI, but I can tell you that I tried Sasuke's WormGPT a while ago and it wasn't bad at all.
#10843
↳ Replying to @feddymcgee
self host models buy some old gpu with 8gb+ VRAM,youll have good speeds on 4billion param models and maybe can scrape by on 7b, anything more than that youll really want 16gb VRAM. idk what you mean "real world use", i use local stuff for play and work and do fine with both. low paramater models are mostly only trained on web shit like html, css, js, maybe some touches of C, Java, whatever the absolute most popular langs are. if you want to experiment with less common frameworks or langauges youll need to be running 14b+ models. try qwen3 coder 35b a3b at q8 or q6 quantize
#10844
↳ Replying to @feddymcgee
go on Tor use a tempmail like mailvad.com then your private, if you want max secruity use tails os over a usb drive.
#10846
↳ Replying to @feddymcgee
Most common AI models have ethical filters and may not help with malicious stuff. Have you tried running your LLM locally?

Alternatively, try to look for "privacy front-ends" for these AI services... however, they will still process your information, so your best choice is running an LLM locally.
#10847
↳ Replying to @DizzyVirus
The problem with that is a self hosted model (even on a 5k USD computer) are dumb. I have tried self hosting, it is interesting but not practical for software / security work. They are worse than a high school student programmer. Claude is better than a professional programmer. So it is impossible to do advanced coding with self hosting.
#10848
↳ Replying to @feddymcgee
works fine for my daily job use but im not graded on quality of code im assessed on the client getting what they want.i dont work in security so maybe thats why i can use AI to make my paychecks even easier