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Excellent, well done Gemini ! Imagine the news articles after someone was hacked because they used Gemini suggested code.
by NVHacker 3y ago
Excellent, well done Gemini !
Imagine the news articles after someone was hacked because they used Gemini suggested code.
- lukan 3y agoNot sure if sarcasm, but anyone who gets hacked, because they copy pasted code from Gemini (or any other LLM) into production without checking had it coming. And any news site dramatizing it and blaming the LLM, is not worth reading.
- sc__ 3y agoAnd what about the users who trust services to protect their data? Safeguards like this are about protecting the users, not the developers.
- perihelions 3y agoThat professional responsibility falls entirely on the developer[s]. Not on an inanimate object. To make a non-tech analogy. This is functionally equivalent to locking up books in safes, so people can't abuse the knowledge they contain. Sure: if an incompetent person used a structural engineering handbook to build a bridge, and did it incorrectly and it collapsed, that would be a bad thing. But most people agree that's not the fault of the book, or negligence on the part of the library for failing to restrict access to the book. Me, I'm against book-banning in all its forms. :)
- jeswin 3y agoI'll be surprised if in the near future an NYT-class publication doesn't carry an article blaming an LLM for a major security breach. The closer you are to the topic at hand, the more you realise how poorly researched it is. Almost always.
- perihelions 3y ago- "The closer you are to the topic at hand, the more you realise how poorly researched it is" AKA Gell-Mann amnesia, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_Amnesia_effect#Proper_noun https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_Amnesia_effect#Prop...
- belter 3y agoGemini will be part of next round of layoffs....