it's really hard using AI (not impossible) to produce meaningful offensive security to improve defense due to there being way too many guard rails. While on th

it's really hard using AI (not impossible) to produce meaningful offensive security to improve defense due to there being way too many guard rails. While on the other hand real nation-state threat actors would face no such limitations. On a more general level, what concerns me isn't whether people use it to get utility out of it (that would be silly), but the power-imbalance in the hand of a few, and with new people pouring their questions into it, this divide getting wider. But it's not just the people using AI directly but also every post online that eventually gets used for training. So to be against it would mean to stop producing digital content.