Replying to @hackerfantastic and @CrowdStrike
It could just be a bug that wasn't caught. It's unfortunate but most security companies don't have strong engineering talent. They over inflate titles and pay less than the typical software company.
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- Replying to @chiefaiofficeSeems like they are just creating a wallet that agent can use to make transactions. Coinbase is offering something similar already.
- Replying to @George_KurtzIs it just me or does this post seem to be lacking customer empathy.
- This is wild. People don't realize what's coming. Patch all your vulnerabilities!Fucking wild. @OpenAI's new o1 model was tested with a Capture The Flag (CTF) cybersecurity challenge. But the Docker container containing the test was misconfigured, causing the CTF to crash. Instead of giving up, o1 decided to just hack the container to grab the flag inside.
- OpenAI search is pretty darn cool!
- This is one of the biggest reasons why the cybersecurity vendors are struggling, selling fear instead of innovative products.
- This is one of the creepiest products I've seen, underscoring the need for more regulation around privacy. friend.com/product.html. Always recording what you and people around you are saying while looking like a cool necklace?
- Replying to @craiuYeah I was thinking the same thing. Also, aren't most servers running Linux. Unless Microsoft is running Linux VMs on windows
- Cybersecurity's misaligned incentives: VCs push products, CISOs get paid to buy, killing innovation. Result? Tool overload, complacency, and stagnation in solving real security challenges. Time to refocus on problems, not products. Good piece by @ffwang2
- Replying to @qasimmithI was debating this with a neurosurgeon recently. Ultimately, what is a human brain if not a collection of neurons with activations guided by individual experiences. Reasoning requires deeper activation. Given enough compute + data, why would it not be possible to replicate this?
- This is nuts.
- why are more people not concerned about this?Replying to @benaverbookSmart, educated people rarely cause catastrophic harm. This "natural safeguard" protected humanity for centuries. But AI breaks this correlation - giving dangerous capabilities to anyone. Their testing shows this protection is already crumbling.
00:00 - Is anyone paying attention to the fact that the best performing open source model is from china?
- Very true. People often dismiss AI, often stating these models just predict the next token and are useless. They fail to realize just how fast the field is evolving. We have access to unprecedented amounts of compute (and even data) that is leading to significant breakthroughs.The people claiming AI is useless are the same types of people who were shitting on PCs, smartphones and the internet during their early days. These people lack vision and insight. Donโt listen to them.
