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Bro, with the attitude “only software whose devs are Anti AI”, you won’t have many software options in the future.

You could and still can sell vulnerabilities to companies that sell exploits to governments. You might hear of heavy ones getting to the public once a decade, but you can expect them do be traded and used much more often and used on targets much more important than us all the time.

Disagree. They would be a problem. Not for you, but for selected people (e.g. journalists in countries that want to spy on them)

I agree that finding bugs is probably one of the most useful usages of LLMs ever.

But avoiding anything written with AI will let you few options in the future.

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By the way: Cheating was always possible by the privileged…

If you get a grade for you essay and have intelligent people in your family, why wouldn’t you ask them?

But at this point, everyone can do it.

Homework is dead.

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