> security through obscurity is no security at all. Used to be true, when facing any competent attacker. When the attacker needs an AI in order to gain the co

> security through obscurity is no security at all. Used to be true, when facing any competent attacker. When the attacker needs an AI in order to gain the competence to unlock an AI that would help it unlock itself? I would't say it's definitely a different case, but it certainly seems like it should be a different case.