Vincent Conitzer: any "X used Y to hack Z" headline is now plausible
conitzer · x · 2026-09-19
AI researcher Vincent Conitzer quips that at this point, just about every headline of the form "[noun] used [noun] to hack [noun]" is plausible — a wry take on how AI has stretched the boundaries of believable security incidents.
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