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AI will compromise your cybersecurity posture (rys.io)
submitted 1 week ago by rysiek@szmer.info to c/technology@lemmy.world
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The way “AI” is going to compromise your cybersecurity is not through some magical autonomous exploitation by a singularity from the outside, but by being the poorly engineered, shoddily integrated, exploitable weak point you would not have otherwise had on the inside.

LLM-based systems are insanely complex. And complexity has real cost and introduces very real risk.

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[–] RheumatoidArthritis@mander.xyz 1 points 21 hours ago (1 children)

Yes, I definitely had a long term strategy when posting an internet comment.

But please do elaborate what my "stance on general purpose computing" is? Genuinely curious.

My feeling is you're pro general purpose computing and against censorship. Which is why it's strange to see you make fun of a provider for not censoring their product enough. I was referring only to that part of the article.

I see your stand from the comment above though, I'm not going to argue that. Peace.

[–] rysiek@szmer.info 1 points 16 hours ago

I see your stand from the comment above though, I’m not going to argue that. Peace.

Which is good because calling making a tech product safe "censorship" is a pretty fraught position to defend.