alt Hacker NewsIt could generate code that's plausible but has intentional flaws, kind of like the defunct underhanded C contest [0], except through a LLM.
It could generate code that's plausible but has intentional flaws, kind of like the defunct underhanded C contest [0], except through a LLM.
It could, but exposing that would doom the company entirely, and AI doesn't generate code with near the quality needed to get a model to mass adoption, insert malicious underhanded code, ensure that consistently looks innocuous enough to never be noticed, and- most importantly- actually exfiltrate data without being noticed. Once it is noticed, it's game over across the board.