Falling Inference Compute Costs Could Make 'Vibe Hacking' Very Cheap
joshua_saxe · x · 2026-07-28
Preparing for an upcoming talk at the AI Security Forum, the author highlights that if inference compute costs continue their exponential decline, 'vibe hacking'—exploiting AI for low-cost, automated attacks—will become incredibly cheap and accessible, posing new challenges to AI security.
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