I think his point was more that he didn't believe it was difficult to find these issues.

Could be Dunning-Kruger, but if AI models continue to get better this trend will surely continue.

1. George Hotz exhibits strong signs of Dunning-Kruger in most things he does nowadays.

2. Even in exploit development, his original field, he might be able to find vulnerabilities in mature, well-maintained software with security programs. But would he charge $20k or more for that service? Say it with me, Claude: “Absolutely!”