lielcohen

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   by lielcohen 6mo ago

   To be clear - I'm not really talking about my personal laptop. I'm thinking about where this is going at scale. When companies start replacing entire teams with agents (and looking at the layoffs, that's clearly the direction
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   by lielcohen 6mo ago

   Sure, that works today. But Meta is cutting 20% of its workforce. So is everyone else. The whole bet is that agents replace human work - and that only works if they can actually do things. Deploy, access databases, call APIs. "Don&#x27
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   by lielcohen 6mo ago

   Right, but with scams you trick a human into doing something. With agents, you give them the keys upfront - terminal, file system, API keys - because otherwise what's the point? You can't have an agent that asks permission for eve
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   Ask HN: Are we ready for vulnerabilities to be words instead of code?

   5 points by lielcohen 6mo ago|12 comments
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   by lielcohen 6mo ago

   Sorry about that. I'm new here and English isn't my first language, so I leaned on tools to help me phrase things and it ended up looking like a bot. Lesson learned-I'll stick to my own words from now on. The point is real th