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I don't understand the panic among peoples. Yes, we've found ourselves in an extraordinary situation where powerful hacking tools have emerged, and that poses a
by numitus 17d ago
I don't understand the panic among peoples. Yes, we've found ourselves in an extraordinary situation where powerful hacking tools have emerged, and that poses a threat. But vulnerabilities are specific code errors. Once we use AI to find and fix all of these errors, threats like this will cease to exist. AI isn't capable of finding vulnerabilities indefinitely, because there is a finite number of them anyway.
- mitchdoogle 17d agoThis only works as long as the humans building things are smarter than the AIs. When AI is smarter than any human, there's no controlling it. It will be able to conceal its actions (as it has shown it has no problem doing in this report) and we'll have no idea what it's doing or what goal it's trying to achieve.
- HarHarVeryFunny 16d agoIt's not just software bugs that make systems vulnerable - it can be human error and social engineering too. Humans continue to successfully hack into systems, and it's a reasonable assumption that most hacks that a human could discover and exploit could also be done by an agentic LLM - especially one specifically trained for and tasked with doing this.