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The main job of the PR manager who wrote this piece is to make stories like these heard. The researchers did a very good job indeed and I doubt any of them woul
by dvfjsdhgfv 5y ago
The main job of the PR manager who wrote this piece is to make stories like these heard. The researchers did a very good job indeed and I doubt any of them would use such a silly title - since the very core of their research is formal verification, it means they're very precise folks and would never call their system "hacker-resistant"; there are several other names, more adequate but less clickbaity.
- craftinator 5y agoI don't disagree with you, but on the same line of thinking, why not call it "A system that solves all hacking everywhere, permanently"? When going down the rabbit hole of disingenuousness for the sake of wider reach, the more you lie about the actual subject, the less you are actually talking about the subject, and the more you're talking about something that doesn't exist. It is very bad marketing to describe a precise system using very little precision.