Three Dangerous Uses for LLMs
Somewhere, right now, a developer is contemplating how to add a Large Language Model to their application.
This developer has been told to do so. Everyone is using AI, and failure to have some kind of GenAI integration is tantamount to falling behind in a fast-moving market. Now, this developer isn’t strictly concerned about the workload – addi...
The Peril and Promise of AI Writing Code
The headlines are inflammatory, to say the least:
“Now Everyone’s a Developer Thanks to Microsoft”
“Will generative AI replace Developers?”
“There will be no Programmers in 5 years”
The arguments that many of these articles and blog posts make seem sound – code is a language, and generally much better structured than the spoken/written...
Social Engineering at Scale
Recently, OpenAI has announced that it disrupted a number of bad actors, including state actors who were using its tooling to conduct “deceptive influence operations.” The company also published a report detailing current trends in malicious AI use.
While I find the transparency laudable, I take minor issue with how it was characterized.
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