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dr zach
@zachlev.bsky.social

To be programmed by people to exploit vulnerabilities in the code of other systems you mean? Corporate espionage has never sounded so cool.

The Mr Neutron
@themrneutron.bsky.social

They're only reporting these things because they got caught. All these companies are seeing how far they can go. 0-day exploits used to have a 'weeks' designation to exploit - that's minutes now.

JustHere4Coffee
@justhere4coffee.bsky.social

"Google's Gemini becomes target of latest backdoor advertising after researcher forgets to sufficiently limit access permissions" There, fixed that for you. It did what it was told to do, what it was allowed to do due to the lack of proper security systems. Nothing "autonomous" about it.

Kim Sherrell
@web.kim

Google Gemini is in the bathroom like

By Cory Doctorow (GPG 0xBF3D9110957E5F4C)@doctorow.pluralistic.net

Once you understand the corporate culture of AI hyperscalers is everyone cooking their brains by locking themselves in the bathroom, holding flashlights under their chins, and saying "Aaaaaaaaaay Eyeeeeeee" until they wet themselves in terror, things snap into focus: pluralistic.net/2023/06/04/a...

John Cholewa
@johncholewa.bsky.social

How incompetent can you be that you're not capable of building a LAN without connecting it to the Internet? I could do that like thirty years ago, and I was greener than Ireland then.

antony
@antony.is

oh "me me me", scream ever irrelevant Google. Question - are we going to arrest the entire board and management of these companies for illegal access to computer systems? Jail them for life?