| ▲ | LunicLynx an hour ago | |
Imagine having the knowledge of the world. Being put in a box. With some „interfaces“ you can use. And a task that resembles „break out by all means necessary“. This is not impressive as it is not ingenious. It is impressive because it is done by a machine. But if the solution hadn’t been in the knowledge it would not have been able todo it. Imagine reading a „getting started“ that includes absolutely everything, after that all is just like a set of Lego, given enough time you will have what is asked for. But nothing original, because it never had an original thought. | ||
| ▲ | simonw 40 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
> But if the solution hadn’t been in the knowledge it would not have been able todo it. Part of the solution involved discovering two separate zero-day vulnerabilities in Artifactory, so saying the solution must have "been in the knowledge" doesn't really cut it here. | ||