Billions of dollars could have paid for a lot of security engineers. Wonder how many issues they could have found and fixed.
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2026
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What is the 'instruction to mislead' referring to?
Likely the directive in the source code for users internal to Anthropic that the LLM should not make any reference to being an LLM or mention model names etc in commit messages or comments. So when they contribute code to external repos it's not immediately identifiable as LLM generated
The poison pills that are there to mislead you if you try to reverse engineer it
Guy on TV this morning saying they've 'created a new species' and I'm like yeh, you've created a group of humans so dumb that no other human would be willing to have kids with them.
Time for the Anthropic Apologists. I’ve noticed a lot of them recently.
The company's shoddy opsec doesn't directly equate to the model's cabapilities. I am not one to believe anyone's hype, but I am not one to believe the AI anti-hype that goes on throughout Lemmy. A year ago, according to Lemmy, LLMs could never produce working code at scale. 6 months ago, according to Lemmy, LLMs could never produce working code that was secure enough to use in production. Now, Lemmy believes LLM can't be disruptive to cybersecurity as a whole.
In 6 months I wonder what Lemmy will claim LLMs aren't capable of.
Yeah this is very linear. Just because something sucks in someways doesn’t make in wholly incapable of other things.
Current models are getting decent at some things, while still being kinda shitty at other things. So this is not as contradicting as it sounds.