>> The closed models are can be helpful because both open AI and anthropic and most likely Google as well have very powerful models now which can go if you give them enough compute enough persistence they're going to go find vulnerabilities. They can't even chain vulnerabilities to find an attack path, right? If they can solve Navier Stokes, they can change for vulnerabilities. And if you give them enough immense compute, they will try every way possible to be able to do it. Actually, the PHP problem was solved by persistent compute. This problem was identified a few years ago, but nobody thought it could be solved
>> The closed models are can be helpful because both open AI and anthropic and most likely Google as well have very powerful models now which can go if you give them enough compute enough persistence they're going to go find vulnerabilities.