They literally open by saying Calif used GPT 5.6 Sol, which is a widely available model. Yes, the person driving did more than "find all the bugs", but nowhere does OpenAI imply otherwise.
They literally open by saying Calif used GPT 5.6 Sol, which is a widely available model. Yes, the person driving did more than "find all the bugs", but nowhere does OpenAI imply otherwise.
> It highlights how AI can uncover security flaws with internet-scale impact
> To our knowledge, frontier AI found these vulnerabilities before attackers did
I don't know who/what Calif is and there's no link to them, so if I were only reading this article I would definitely get the impression that "AI did all the work here".
Nobody works without any AI these days, most of us have access to the same models and yet we all do and achieve different things. It's a weird time.
"Nobody works without any AI these days"
i still do. i might be the last one.
Really? No fancy auto complete or the occasional discussion about decisions with an LLM?
Nope, just emacs and man pages, the occasional google search for docs.
And you have the Google AI Overview disabled too? Or you never read what it says about the docs you're looking for?
I wish I could permanently disable it, I've accidentally read incorrect information on it in the past. I usually just try to skim past it.
The goal post moves so far in this comment that it’s several light years from earth
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