| ▲ | ben_w 4 hours ago | |
While I appreciate the desire to have the best: > Or I guess the inverse question: why aren't they allowed that audit? There's undeniably a lot of unsecured software in the world. Given that ID verification is hard and these companies are clearly new at it (or don't understand the implications of it, cough Worldcoin's eye-scanning orbs cough), which is worse: (1) sufficiently good AI* is released to everyone: critical infrastructure and open source projects gets better hacking tools to white-hack their own code at exactly the same time as black hat hackers (2) sufficiently good AI* is released to critical infrastructure and open source projects first: everyone else, the average paying customer has to wait but so too do the black hats Because (2) is either the status quo or better depending on if you have access or not; and because (1) seems to me to lead to an acceleration of zero-days, I lean towards (1) being the worse. * having no experience of pen-testing, I take no position on if this is "it" or not | ||