Capable LLMs may trigger a wave of hacks before organizations harden their systems
binarybits · x · 2026-07-24
> Organizations will adapt by using LLMs to audit their own systems, close vulnerabilities, and keep safety-critical systems airgapped or behind manual overrides.
The reply argues that once more capable "Mythos-class" models are released, many organizations will not be ready and a wave of hacking incidents could follow before defenses catch up.
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