One affects memorization and is a trade-off for writing, a process that arguably allows someone to work through their own knowledge of a subject and find or realize gaps in understanding.

Having something else do all of that for you is completely different and essentially tossing any gain outside of the creation of some gray slurry of an output in the trash.

Honestly it sounds like I’m not inviting either of you to a party.

Just a small clarification, attackers can definitely steal a passkey from your key store and use it if your corporate settings are incorrect IE. device attestation is turned off.

My company has already responded to multiple breaches where this has been what quickly follows an initial intrusion.

It’s unfortunate because what the OP describes is a real problem. Regardless of whether or not Bend2 is realistically usable or not, the author definitely does not fit the description of the type of people who are actually causing the issue.

Ah, they’ve decided who gets tossed under the bus.

I mean, more simply (and with less vitriol)

- AI has yet to be profitable for these large labs (also zero moat etc.)

- There is considerable hype and people are tired of it.

- HF incident (and apparently many others that these labs are not reporting on or don’t even know about) proves they have terrible security practices and that’s about it.

- NS is incredibly suspicious timing wise.

You are sprinting around these threads to misrepresent the average persons issues with AI. I don’t know why people having those issues seems to be taken as a personal attack for you.

3 responses, all from green accounts basically hurling the same vitriol at you.

Has someone gone and made 3 accounts to make it seem like their take is more popular?

Yes, and they’re being a bit too obvious about it.

You almost have hope for them from the total number until you realize the vast majority of that green is made up of NVIDIA

I don’t know if those companies are doing it for the right reasons but I’ve implemented a policy of showing me that you can do the job manually as well.

The reason being that if you can’t then you probably can’t tell when the AI is wrong.

My company is strictly Cybersecurity/IR though so that may vary with other specialties.

If the interview was specifically about doing it manually that’s one thing.

I called them schizophrenic because the companies I’ve interviewed with seem like they desperately want to be on the AI bandwagon and want you to demonstrate the ability to effectively use AI, but they don’t currently know how to evaluate that and panic and default back to their old heuristics.

It is very difficult in 45-50 minutes to complete a task when the criteria change partway through.

Oh yeah no that’s just a terrible interview process.

I think schizophrenic is a great way to describe that.

Never go full Philip J. Fry.