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1. romaniitedomum · 1790914941 · focus · HN ↗

   An interesting observation that I encountered somewhere, I forget where, is that AIs when writing code introduce vulnerabilities at a rate similar to humans writing the same code. So we're looking at a massively accelerated volume of security vulnerabilities for the foreseeable future thanks to AI-assisted security research, and we can expect no reduction in new vulnerabilities from the AIs writing the code.

   1. baq · 1790915357 · focus · HN ↗

      It doesn’t follow. Everyone sane has the models review the choose the models wrote. Reminder these are the models which found the Jacobian and Navier-Stokes counterexamples; they’ll find holes in their own slop, too.

      1. mepiethree · 1790915482 · focus · HN ↗

         Then a new model comes out two weeks later and finds a hole that your archaic review bot missed

         1. baq · 1790925986 · focus · HN ↗

            Fortunately, for now. Imagine the models not being released publicly.

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