Comment Re:kudos (Score 1) 39
Why do you want to root their device to defang it, requiring you to first give money to a bad company?
Wouldn't not buying it be a superior approach?
Why do you want to root their device to defang it, requiring you to first give money to a bad company?
Wouldn't not buying it be a superior approach?
There was never *any* chance of "causing a war" with China by interdicting a merchant ship in a officially declared maritime blockade zone
True, and China doesn't want to overreact too much since they're constantly interdicting other ships unlawfully, even in other countrys' exclusive economic zones!
maybe don't "pour your soul" into hardware that is controlled by cutt-throat corporations?
What did he expect to happen? Sony thanking him for his work?
How old is he?
Add that we know the LLM assholes steal everything they can get their hands on.
What is hilarious to me is that there are still mentally defectives that try to defend that crap.
Fire? You're gonna burn the rugs again and buy new ones, aren't you?
I have had a clear information leak with an LLMs years ago. I had tried an exam question with ChatGPT and it could not answer. Only 6 days later it was able to answer for 23 students asking literally the same question (i.e. all of them). Others made similar experiences.
It was totally clear to me back then that there is zero privacy in LLM sessions and that they probably had humans work on failed queries and use manual additions in a search engine that runs in parallel, because there was not enough time for a re-training.
... are still idiots and assholes, just with skills upgraded from "none" to "somewhat there, but not too impressive".
The problem, obviously, is not "idiots using LLMs in security space", but instead "motivated, skilled hackers using LLMs".
There is a lot of reserach on this topic laltely,
AI is shrinking the time from finding a bug to exploiting it.
If the crash happened in some other county the joke would be funny, but this happened in Grand Traverse. Check out the median home price there. Mission Point is home to a few wineries, and Boeing execs from Chicago have their summer homes there. A few years ago Traverse City built a new pier that can accommodate the larger yachts, as that was apparently a problem.
The crash was near Grawn, well away from the areas that are nice to live in. Last time I was there Grawn had more trailers than stick-built homes. Migrating waterfowl love the corn fields and small lakes in that area.
I must have slipped a disk -- my pack hurts!