Kimi K3 Red Team Insights: Exposes Open Source Fragility, Humans Should Stop Coding in C
curious_vii · x · 2026-08-13
A Bitcoin red team expert shared profound insights after working with Kimi k3 for two weeks. He noted a massive collision between decades of human open-source code and Kimi k3's capabilities, exposing significant vulnerabilities.
Key takeaways:
- Fragile Open Source: Existing infrastructure is broken and burning under AI pressure, but it will eventually grow back stronger on healthier soil.
- Stop Coding in C: Humans should simply stop coding in C.
- Lightning Network is Broken: It's highly complicated and more broken than average.
- AI-Driven Audits are the Future: Instead of complaining about slop PRs or security audit overload, developers should use AI to sort through the noise. Projects that started AI audits months ago are now in a completely different position.
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