As a non-security dev, I'll drop the obligatory "wow this is incredibly impressive!" I can't believe how clear and logically you'd have to think to track down t

As a non-security dev, I'll drop the obligatory "wow this is incredibly impressive!" I can't believe how clear and logically you'd have to think to track down these intricate failure cases. Definitely not my strong suit! I'm much more of an "ideas guy" ;) Content-wise: Wow... We are totally, completely, utterly screwed once people start putting together ensembles of AI SWEs equipped with 10,000 blog posts like this one on finding weird memory exploits. Ultimately I think we're gonna need a whole new paradigm for security, or at least some new element in the stack. It's my potentially naive opinion that all the modern talk about "trusted" clients and DB roles and all that is trying to patch holes in swiss cheese; hopefully, we can find a new stack of LLM-maintained swiss cheese to add on instead!