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> I wonder how long software projects will even be able to ban LLM use in an age where exploits are found by LLMs. You can use an LLM to scan your human writte
by AlexeyBrin 2mo ago
> I wonder how long software projects will even be able to ban LLM use in an age where exploits are found by LLMs.
You can use an LLM to scan your human written code for exploits and patch the relevant ones yourself without any LLM code generation. An LLM is a tool, you can chose how you use it.
- throw101010 2mo agoThe proposal A doesn't limit it to "use" only: > with the use or assistance Don't ask me how they would know you've used a LLM to "assist" you to find the exploit... I don't even know how they would definitely know if you used a LLM for the code to fix it either.
- pixl97 2mo ago[flagged]
- __bjoernd 2mo agoThat's quite naive. We're looking at 50 years of legacy software running Unix/Linux environments. If the attacker with an LLM finds one in minutes it might take you hours to even comprehend the finding. Guess what the attacker with the LLM will do in that time?
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