With everybody using LLMs there are no coincidences. Popular LLM platforms are like Oracles that help you identify what other people have been working on. "Find a bug in PHP" might have been useless s few months ago, but once somebody used it to develop a full exploit the LLM will start to regurgitate that information.

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fn-mote 37 minutes ago | parent [-]

> once somebody used it to develop a full exploit the LLM will start to regurgitate that information

Sure about that?

Not my understanding of how the LLMs currently work. There’s a cutoff date and no new info after that date is included in training.

Info to the contrary welcome.

	▲	disgruntledphd2 33 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> Not my understanding of how the LLMs currently work. There’s a cutoff date and no new info after that date is included in training. You are almost certainly correct in terms of how the public models work. I guess it's possible that the labs have some tools connected for more recent stuff like this, but it seems unlikely.