Jeffrey Ladish
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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global business infrastructure because it required this sort of like, oh, we have to go in and fix it manually.
This is to me is sort of an example of why d defense is is difficult.
This wasn't a a malicious attack, but
When you when you when you want to defend a system, what you do one of the things you need to do is you need to find vulnerabilities, find places hackers could get in and you need to patch them.
Like you you need to discover the vulnerability and then you need to patch the vulnerability.
But unfortunately, sometimes this patch can cause disruption.
You know, in the same way that the the CrowdStrike bug caused a disruption in all of these computers, sometimes your security patches will do the same thing.
And attackers don't have this problem.
They don't care if your system, you know, crashes because they they tried to attack it.
That's fine for them.
Whereas defenders do have this problem.
And so right now, AI systems are not yet smart enough to sort of be super reliable when it comes to, you know, running mucking around on computers.
I mean, we found this in our chest results.
Like often the the the O one or these other
Models would just like do things like they'd make illegal chess moves, they would like try to mess with files in ways that cause the program to crash.
They're just kind they're still bumbling around a bit.
And this might be fine if you're a hacking AI, because you only, you know, many of your attempts won't work, but some of them will.
You can just try many, many times.
And so in this case, offenders, I think, have the advantage because they can just try a bunch of things.
It doesn't matter if the AI is a little bumbling, as long as they're smart enough to find some way in.
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