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Comment Re:Only bug left. (Score 1) 41

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.

Comment Re:Serious criminality all around... (Score 1) 43

The US has gone rogue nation with the rule of law abandoned for the rich and powerful. But the rest of the world is not on the same downward trajectory.

While the attack targets also being in the US (AFAIK) limits legal possibilities outside of the US, there seems to be at least an investigation against OpenAI now for failure to report one of these attacks as is required by the EU AI Act: https://www.heise.de/en/news/M...

Still way too tame, IMO, but due to jurisdiction probably all that is possible.

Comment Re:Only bug left. (Score 1) 41

LLMs have certainly made people get really into conspiracy theories. *eyeroll*

The LLMs didn't just off on their own decide to look for hypervisor bugs. Users told it to look for hypervisor bugs. The timing means that multiple users did so at roughly the same time - probably in response to some news of some sort.

Comment Idiots and assholes with LLMs ... (Score 1) 41

... are still idiots and assholes, just with skills upgraded from "none" to "somewhat there, but not too impressive".

Same in the security space. They will never match an expert, but they can get lowish-medium skills and that is already very dangerous because that LLM does not provide them with the clue needed to use those skills responsibly. Eventually we may have to ass an "LLM user" category for the Darwin Awards.

Comment Re:Just the way the hawks like it (Score 2) 70

More devious plot: There was this bank robber who figured out a way to tunnel into the vault. Except that the bank had a very sensitive sound activated alarm. Tunneling noises and they've got you. So, he rented a safety deposit box. Where he placed an alarm clock. Couple of times a week, the banks alarm would go off. They'd open the vault and .... nothing. They worked to debug the alarm system and found no faults. So they shut off the sound sensors.

Then, he tunneled in.

AI incorrectly raises the alarm about contraband shipment enough times and people will write it off as another hallucination bug. Once the trust in the system has dropped to zero, the contraband shipments may commence.

Comment Re: Jacob Coxon is a nobody (Score 1) 99

Jacob Coxon is the equivalent of a Walmart cashier this industry

Once again showing that you don't understand the industry, despite your earlier claim to be working in the field. You are a liar. You have been weighed, measured and found wanting.

You are liar who lies, who writes lies, and will lie until you die. What a pity, you lying liar.

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