Illia Polosukhin
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard Sep 2025
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the So on sec on security side, yeah, like I think the important part to understand is as AI now getting better and better, it actually gets really good at finding vulnerabilities, right?
I've used it to backtest effectively, you know, you take a s uh like recently found vulnerability, you run
you know, LLM over it, you set effectively like, you know, you don't even need to over prompt it and it will find you, you know, some vulnerabilities in the code.
Uh somebody found a Linux, I think, zero day with that approach as well.
The what this means is because cybersecurity is so uh kind of one sided, right?
Like it's it's really hard to know that you don't have vulnerabilities.
And it's but it's it you know, it's getting easier and easier to find them.
And like it's also true about, you know, social engineering and other attacks, like it's just gonna get easier and easier.
So we kind of need like a fundamentally different approach.
And so the fundamentally different approach is actually relies on math.
Like the only thing that you can rely on is actually the whole system is correct given again your perspective.
Right.
So from my perspective as a user of the system, I wanna know that if I'm doing something
then it is actually correct.
Right.
There's no
vulnerabilities in the system or potential problems in the future that can happen.
So I want actually a mathematical proof at the time of using the system that it is correct, given my requirements.
So it's a very different like for for those who are, you know, there's been a lot of like that's called formal verification.
Uh there's been a lot of research on this.
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