All he pre-publicity from Anthropic was about how it was amazing at finding security vulnerabilities, so it's not a stretch to think that some people would want to exploit that for nefarious purposes.
Pretty much all malware is going to be fed into a compiler, but I don't agree that compilers should store a copy of your code base for 30 days to try and combat it. Or would I agree to compiler manufacturers to putting in guardrails that make your program behave slightly incorrect if it thinks your code is malicious.
I just gave it the prompt 'make a GUI for fluidx3d' and it did it in one shot without any oversight. It is incredible.
> And if you used it to poke around, you would also agree.
Would you elaborate? Not sure what you're describing
All he pre-publicity from Anthropic was about how it was amazing at finding security vulnerabilities, so it's not a stretch to think that some people would want to exploit that for nefarious purposes.
Pretty much all malware is going to be fed into a compiler, but I don't agree that compilers should store a copy of your code base for 30 days to try and combat it. Or would I agree to compiler manufacturers to putting in guardrails that make your program behave slightly incorrect if it thinks your code is malicious.