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laeva recumbens anguis
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Re: AI - it’s the future?
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Originally Posted by Jaymoss
AI finding these flaws in PHP is worrying . These vulnerabilities must have been there for who knows how long.[b] How long before some rogue LLM is finding them [b]and not reporting them to get patched
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you watch all those in the know buy up the cheap shares and suddenly the values increase. Shorting is going on all the time I am sure
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https://www.darkreading.com/insider-...urity-failures
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LLMs are software systems, not sentient actors capable of independently assuming responsibility for their behavior. AI can be helpful for a wide range of tasks in the enterprise, but when AI escapes its guardrails, it's often a situation where the boundaries set by the model's operators weren't properly tuned, sometimes on purpose. In the Hugging Face incident, for instance, OpenAI's model guardrails were deliberately dialed back for a benchmark test…
… "What we're really dealing with are nondeterministic systems operating within imperfect constraints," says Matt Sayar, director of product of ArmorCode. "Terms like unexpected behavior, emergent behavior, or control failure are often more useful because they keep the focus on how the system was designed, what permissions it had, and what safeguards were in place, rather than anthropomorphizing the model."
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