I might be. Deepsleep also sort of found a bug, but you need to ask yourself… is it doing it better than tools we already have? Could a fuzzer have found that bug in less time? How far along did it really need to be pushed and also.. I have no doubts it probably trained on certain types of bugs for certain specific code bases.. Did they test its ability to find the same bug after applying a couple transforms that trip up the LLM? Can you link me to this article about o3? I have my doubts. I’d love to see the working exploit…

Also if you throw these models at enough code bases, they will probably get lucky a couple times.. So far every claim I have seen didn’t stand up to rigorous scrutiny. People find one bug then inflate their findings and write articles that would make you think they are far more affective than reality and I am tired of this hype.

CURL had to stop accepting bounties after it found nearly all of em were just AI generated nonsense…

Also I stated that they indeed provide very large gains in certain areas. Like writing a fuzz harness and reversing binaries. I am not saying they have absolutely no utility I am simply tired of grifters attempting to inflate their findings for clout. Shit has gotten out of control.