Imagine if models were trained for this purpose using OS-INT and reinforcement learning instead of repurposing a general model and using generic prompts from a

Imagine if models were trained for this purpose using OS-INT and reinforcement learning instead of repurposing a general model and using generic prompts from a somewhat safe guarded LLM? That's where we're headed. Bad actors paying for DDoS attacks is more or less mainstream these days. Meanwhile the success rate for phishing attacks is incredibly high and the damage is often immense. Wonder what the price for AI targeted phishing attacks would be? Automated voice impersonation attempts at social engineering, smishing, e-mails pretending to be customers, partners, etc. I bet it could be very lucrative. I could imagine a motivated high-schooler pulling off each of those sorts of "services" in a country with lax enough laws. Couple those with traditional and modern attack vectors and wow it could be really interesting.