Comment by drdrd 4 days ago > what models the use under the hoodPresumably their own, wouldn’t they? 3 comments drdrd Reply melvinroest 4 days ago You mean their own trained models, or do you think it's an open source model that they fine-tuned? If they use their own, I'd guess it's the latter. catlifeonmars 4 days ago Maybe the model doesn’t matter, maybe you just need something minimally intelligent to seed the fuzzer, generate a test case, and rinse and repeat when the fuzzer gets stuck. vorticalbox 4 days ago Default to gpt 5.4 nanohttps://github.com/weareaisle/nano-analyzer/blob/main/scan.p...
melvinroest 4 days ago You mean their own trained models, or do you think it's an open source model that they fine-tuned? If they use their own, I'd guess it's the latter. catlifeonmars 4 days ago Maybe the model doesn’t matter, maybe you just need something minimally intelligent to seed the fuzzer, generate a test case, and rinse and repeat when the fuzzer gets stuck.
catlifeonmars 4 days ago Maybe the model doesn’t matter, maybe you just need something minimally intelligent to seed the fuzzer, generate a test case, and rinse and repeat when the fuzzer gets stuck.
vorticalbox 4 days ago Default to gpt 5.4 nanohttps://github.com/weareaisle/nano-analyzer/blob/main/scan.p...
You mean their own trained models, or do you think it's an open source model that they fine-tuned? If they use their own, I'd guess it's the latter.
Maybe the model doesn’t matter, maybe you just need something minimally intelligent to seed the fuzzer, generate a test case, and rinse and repeat when the fuzzer gets stuck.
Default to gpt 5.4 nano
https://github.com/weareaisle/nano-analyzer/blob/main/scan.p...