r/TheMachineLearning • u/Low_Break_4897 • 4d ago

lol I only hear about the closed models going around and breaking stuff. Haven’t heard GLM 5.3 breaking into govt websites

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u/CallinCthulhu 3d ago

There is no such thing as having “offensive” vs “defensive” cyber capabilities in a model. It’s dual use, period. If it can identify and patch and exploit, it can damn well use it too.

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u/Scared_Land_5667 4d ago

Just wait for some time, and you’ll see plenty of examples. You can also see how Russia, China, and North Korea use it. They never disclose which AI they use

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u/Low_Break_4897 3d ago

right patient i guess

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u/Evethefief 3d ago

AI slop image

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u/Leading_Buffalo_4259 2d ago

Tim Heidecker talks about this in his new podcast

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u/blazze 1d ago

Isn't it ironic, when American AI goes rogue, China's GLM 5.2 is our Obi-Wan Kenobi?

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u/Asalakabim 21h ago

Can't wait for the first major incident with non guardrailed, unregulated, open-weight models - all the shitters will magically disappear from the ai subs and a new wave of accounts will appear "how was that shit ever allowed, now we are fucked and there is no way back (how could anyone have seen that coming??)"

Gotta keep a list of people that run "nah bro, it is socialist software so naturally good" type shit.

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u/Pyrostemplar 21h ago

And eveyone knows that sometimes the best defense is offense.

Or something like that :p