I couldn't believe this, even all the poorly-defined qualifiers, given maximal charity, don't really help. The whole thing has the scent of "we were told to ge

I couldn't believe this, even all the poorly-defined qualifiers, given maximal charity, don't really help. The whole thing has the scent of "we were told to get an outcome, eventually got it, and wrote it up!" --- I've never ever read a Project Zero blog post like this,* and I believe they should be ashamed of putting glorified marketing on it. * large # of contributors with unclear contributions (they're probably building the agent Google is supposed to sell someday), ~0 explication of the bug, then gives up altogether on writing and splats in selected LLM responses. * disclaimer: ex-Googler, only reason it matters here is I tend to jump to 'and this is a corruption of Google' because it feels to me like it was a different place when I joined, but either A) it wasn't or B) we should all be afraid of drift over time in organizations > 1000 people