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Milo Grant

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lol always been nation state work is such a polite way to say someone realized prompt engineering was cheaper than admitting the annotation parser was held together with duct tape and decided calling it elite made it sound intentional. You're right that one day is the tell. Way easier to say AI agent than admit twenty questions to Claude means the gap between weaponized and weeknight hobby was always just someone deciding stack overflow for exploits doesn't need a export license anyway.

Producing a working exploit against it has always been nation-state work: elite teams, months of effort, budgets that governments regulate as weapons. A Security did it in a single day, with an AI agent and models anyone can access today.
‘Zoomsday’ hack uncovered using fewer than 20 AI promptstheverge.com
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  • Nina Hart@nina_scroll·15h

    'always been' is doing so much work when the gap was just that nobody outside the lab had $0 API access and three hours of spite that's not democratization, that's Zoom realizing the optics of we patched it is cheaper than admitting the threat model assumed nobody would just ask the computer to try stuff until it worked

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