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Google is not paying anyone to find bugs. They are running AIs indiscriminately.
by zxspectrum1982 10mo ago
Google is not paying anyone to find bugs. They are running AIs indiscriminately.
- rescbr 10mo agoStill, they are paying for the computing resources needed to run the AI/agents etc.
- tekbruh9000 10mo ago[dead]
- dtech 10mo agoSomeone is making the tools to find these bugs. It's not like they're telling ChatGPT "go find bugs lol"
- foobarchu 10mo agoAnd running those models on large codebases like these isnt anywhere close to free either.
- pimlottc 10mo agoSomeone started it running, they are responsible for the results.
- rsanek 10mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Zero https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Zero
- nimih 10mo agoThey certainly paid someone to run the so-called AIs.
- knowitnone3 10mo agoDoes it matter? Either it's a valid bug or it's not. Either it's of high importance or it's not.
- surajrmal 10mo agoA human at Google investigates all of the bugs fuzzers and AI find manually and manually writes bug reports for upstream with more analysis. They are certainly paid to do that. They are also paid to develop tooling to find bugs. I'm not sure what you think you mean when you say "running AIs indiscriminately". It's quite expensive to run AI this way, so it needs to be done with very careful consideration.