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All these vulns are real. The other difference is that it takes a few minutes to get a working exploit from an LLM, if you're lucky.

So give it a few hours and shit gets exploited in the wild. However, people are panicking now. But they should have used that energy back when the first sat got leeched from a coldcard. Easy to say in retrospect, but I said it back then too. Sucks being right in retrospect on this.

Worse, people that should not be publishing anything about vulns because they are fucking noobs and should stfu, are writing about vulns. Attracting more attention. Why? Because there is a fucking psyop. About AI safety. You know its a psyop whenever Obama has an opinion. Or there is an EO. And instead of putting the effort towards fixing things, the effort goes into publicizing things. Very, very poor attitude. All over the place too.

Personally and professionally, I'm dealing with it and the damage is not insane yet. But the time investment is insane. I wake up, I work on security problems, most of it reactively, then I sleep. That's approx my day, since August or so.

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There's gotta be some good scifi where the AI takeover happens because some idiots gave AI access to all their personal data and basically handed the bots the keys to impersonate them online. I look forward to the scene where all these traitors to humanity are the first to be exterminated by their bots.

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Kinda everything Asimov ever wrote. I still identify as a Solarian tho, haha.

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Yeah its a psyop. Part of the plan for the donkey to win the mid terms. It's been retarded for a while now, but it'll prolly flip to the other end of the spectrum. Which funnily scores exactly the same on the retardation axis.

I'm still optimistic tho. One day someone will have had enough and put some agents on solving the overlord problem.

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