the attack against aes is an older scheme. ai’s attack against aes won’t change anything about how we use aes. it’s a pretty routine advancement. still impressive that ai came up with it.

apparently ai just broke a cryptographic scheme, hawk, that the us government was assessing to standardize.

it’s misleading to say its searching your computer tho…? this invokes the thought of LinkedIn getting to rifle through your files like it has access to ~/Documents/ or smth.

but yeah tracking you over the internet is similarly bad

it’s only the open source part? normally, google injects proprietary code into phones, usually through “google play services”? idk I’m just kinda a hobbyist

we accidentally windows 12

ikr

i mean… you can also just look around and see the guy with the dorky out-of-place classes…

I’m helping by only reading the title and then proceeding to speculate about the suspect’s ideology and ethnicity in the comments!

yeah thinking of some of the ppl ive met on the internet, id rather be talking to a bot lol… jkjk

but i think finding out after the fact that i was interacting with a bot somehow seems soulless… like, something i like about the internet is the (small) feeling of still being connected to the world. and that’d be lost if i knew i was interacting with a bot. i imagine there’s people who feel differently, but i think that’s nuts. if im interacting with a bot, i want to know it.

also like, in responding to you, i hope to further some intelligent discussion and positively affect the world. if you’re a bot, then that’s hopeless. or maybe im just affecting the ai model positively, idk.

how do you know it’s not bots?

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destroying books seems like a pretty tame problem to me when other companies are doing things like starting wars, getting people addicted to drugs, or destroying our democracy.