Most vulnerability patches are a few lines of code. Finding it is the hard part.
Even then, the AI session that found it probably already has a solution to fix it.
Most vulnerability patches are a few lines of code. Finding it is the hard part.
Even then, the AI session that found it probably already has a solution to fix it.
It requires an extremely unusual system configuration that may or may not even exist in the real world it is so unusual.
You have to remember that the same AI agents finding the code are also able to exploit the code. So, if it's some extremely rare race condition requiring some convoluted pattern, it's still easy to exploit.
I'm curious what people think a slight majority of the House and Senate will actually accomplish. Sure, it's a step in the right direction, but everything is still a filibuster or a veto away from passing.
It's still a deadlock until the GOP is fully excised from government.
More like AI is much faster at finding obscure vulnerabilities, because it doesn't get tired of digging into the mind-numbing details of human-generated spaghetti code. Give a human the same kind of task, and they would die of boredom 12 hours into it.
We're entering an age where AI is quickly cleaning up the stupid security holes that have been created by decades of human mistakes, and will continue to be this way until increased AI security reviews will become more standard. The tribals wielding spears will continue to get shot by superior firepower until they adapt to the same weapons and protection themselves.
It's weird. I'm at an age where I wouldn't mind to try out anchovies on pizza, but it's become so out-of-style that either pizza places don't carry it any more, or people are so repulsed by it that it's hard to order with others sharing.
Meanwhile, I've always loved pineapple on pizza, and that one seemed to have stuck around as a topping longer.
Exactly. Of course global warming is one of the biggest problems we haven't tackled yet. But, also, corpos do this shit all the time where they misdirect the excuse for their cost-cutting actions.
Always has been. It never made sense to layoff people because of AI, when there's too much work to do, and you can always use the increased productivity to get more work done.
Speak for yourself. I hate going back to old local Pis or servers I haven't updated in years and realize that I'm 2+ releases behind and the one I'm on is already end-of-life.
Article? This is some d00dz random blog. And even then, we don't know if it's a real human or not.
Okay, maybe it's a real human. No bot would produce a midia kit like this.
An entire whole half of the world eats rice in large quantities. I don't believe this bullshit about "weather conditions". This is just ol' fashioned enshittification, using some excuse to justify it.
Did the Trump administration get some bad Intel?
This is assuming a good faith argument that Trump actually gives a shit about public money. And frankly, even saying "good faith" and "Trump" in the same sentence already makes me sick.
It's not his money. Trump does not give a shit if the money is wasted. He only cares about propping up this AI bubble for as long as he can, to keep his own stocks afloat.