The end result appears to be that the bad actor relying on the AI system created a chokepoint that got their operations discovered and stopped.
Thus, despite ‘this would have taken years of training’ rhetoric, the ‘AI enabled’ future of crime seems more amenable to the needs and desires of the State than the regime it is replacing.
i doubt this very much, one of the most consistent trends we see is that once a capability is available in any model, the cost of inference and training an open source model goes down over time.
The end result appears to be that the bad actor relying on the AI system created a chokepoint that got their operations discovered and stopped.
Thus, despite ‘this would have taken years of training’ rhetoric, the ‘AI enabled’ future of crime seems more amenable to the needs and desires of the State than the regime it is replacing.
i doubt this very much, one of the most consistent trends we see is that once a capability is available in any model, the cost of inference and training an open source model goes down over time.