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GLM-5.3 and the spread of advanced cyber capabilities

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  1. matheusmoreira · · focus · HN ↗
    Yeah, thank god those models have arrived. No thanks to Anthropic and their obnoxious gatekeeping, of course. As though they were the only ones enlightened enough to be "uplifted" by this technology.

    Now we can actually use this stuff to improve our own security. Point these things at our own machines and let 'em rip until we're not hackable anymore.

    I wanted to pay Anthropic to do this but I couldn't. I wasn't in the super special corporation list. OpenAI wasn't much better, they just won't let me into their TAC program even after identity verification.

    Thank god the chinese are out there undermining these US companies.

    1. adev_ · · focus · HN ↗
      > Yeah, thank god those models have arrived.

      +100.

      Thanks God. these open weight models exist.

      And the fact Anthropic is currently trying lobby against these models is despicable.

      There is no scenario where putting the key of cybersecurity in the hands of few chosen ones is even remotely acceptable.

      No government, no company, no entity should have this power.

      Soon or later it will be abused (By 3 letter agency or by an insider/leak).

      Delayed disclosure is dead already.

      So just give the same capabilities to everybody and stop to fuck around.

      1. estearum · · focus · HN ↗

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        1. matheusmoreira · · focus · HN ↗
          Stop this nonsense. These things aren't nukes, they're more like regular weapons. And yes, every home should have one.
          1. estearum · · focus · HN ↗

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            1. matheusmoreira · · focus · HN ↗
              The only danger here is allowing them to monopolize it. We need to secure the same capabilities for ourselves.
              1. estearum · · focus · HN ↗
                I agree! Same with thermonuclear weapons and Glocks-on-autonomous-Segways!
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