I think we live in an age where programming mistakes should be attributed to llm by default. In the old days, it was just the coder and stack overflow to blame, now its layer on layer of ai assisted work, from ceo level on down. Something we haven’t perfected yet: how to prove 0 ai use in a product. Until we get there, we have to assume llm are everywhere and that their use carries liability risk.
LLMs had nothing to do with this.
I think we live in an age where programming mistakes should be attributed to llm by default. In the old days, it was just the coder and stack overflow to blame, now its layer on layer of ai assisted work, from ceo level on down. Something we haven’t perfected yet: how to prove 0 ai use in a product. Until we get there, we have to assume llm are everywhere and that their use carries liability risk.
Nobody takes PKI seriously. This will continue to happen, AI or no AI.
You spent the last 4 years coping; calling AI a stochastic parrot, and saying the warnings were all marketing. You wasted 4 years. Good job.
What?
Good. Let it burn. It's not that GPT-x is dangerous, it's that the security practices that it's pointing out are.
I wish any company that gets sunk by this a very happy go-out-of-business.
Arrogance. You think your security practices will defend you? Every layer of your stack has bugs waiting to be found and exploited by AI.