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JUST MORE MARKETING FOR AI. Don’t fall for it!
The worm is just trying to juice the IPO.
Juice the IPO for Microsoft?
Did you read the article, it's from an independent researcher about AI being an attack vector, not an article from an AI company about using it to aid in attacks. If anything this hurts the credibility of AI
Idk all those “its a sUpEr HaXoR” articles act as it AI is too powerful or something, and in so doing act as marketing.
This is more “AI is too stupid and overly trusted, and could easily wreck your data and operations”. If anything, this news should be pushing every major corporation to immediately restrict usage and eliminate any level of trust that they have in AI being used in their company to automate anything. Its definitely not positive news for any IPO