@troy I'm starting to hear this mentioned in mainstream sources now…that even if *some* of the vulnerabilities *might* be a problem in some extreme edge cases, they're buried in a volume of noise and that's almost worse than not knowing about any of the vulns to begin with.
I can already guess the AI bros' next grift:
"Our new superintelligent review agents will analyze the OTHER agents' reports and flag only the REAL problems you need to deal with!" 😆
Sense check for people working in cybersecurity in operations roles in the trenches:
I’m not finding or seeing cyber incidents off the back of Generative AI still. Are you? Not ones you’ve read about online - I mean ones you’ve actually dealt with.
For anyone not keeping up with the latest development, Blacksky is not only running their own ATProto stack, they are now supporting other communities through their Acorn program.
I have to admit I liked Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, but this is a fantastic critique of it. https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v48/n14/emily-wilson/an-uncomplicated-man
Destroying books and “transforming” the knowledge into a different meaning of the text that only AI can understand and decide how to give it back to people. I did not realize this was the form that Newspeak would take in our world.
Dive into Szymon Izydorek’s article to explore the core #Linux skills interviewers look for and how they connect to #LinuxEssentials, #LPIC1, and DevOps Tools Engineer exams from Linux Professional Institute (LPI): https://lpi.org/2tu8
Developers using Fable seem to often get downgraded because of false positives on cybersecurity or biology questions, but I’ve never seen that on GPT-5.6 Sol until today. Trying to find vulnerabilities in my own code. Fascinating and annoying.
