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Imagine having the knowledge of the world. Being put in a box. With some „interfaces“ you can use. And a task that resembles „break out by all means necessary“.
by LunicLynx 2mo ago
Imagine having the knowledge of the world. Being put in a box. With some „interfaces“ you can use.
And a task that resembles „break out by all means necessary“.
This is not impressive as it is not ingenious. It is impressive because it is done by a machine.
But if the solution hadn’t been in the knowledge it would not have been able todo it.
Imagine reading a „getting started“ that includes absolutely everything, after that all is just like a set of Lego, given enough time you will have what is asked for.
But nothing original, because it never had an original thought.
- simonw 2mo ago> But if the solution hadn’t been in the knowledge it would not have been able todo it. Part of the solution involved discovering two separate zero-day vulnerabilities in Artifactory, so saying the solution must have "been in the knowledge" doesn't really cut it here.
- queenkjuul 2mo agoPresumably those vulnerabilities resemble known vulnerabilities found in other software.
- InvidFlower 2mo agoSure, but you can say that about most things. Even for inventions from humans, usually it requires other people having already done a lot of work (hence why there's often inventions by different people at around the same time that didn't know about each other). Humans aren't fundamentally smarter than they were thousands of years ago. We've just accumulated a lot more shared knowledge over time.