AI models aren't hacking autonomously, argues blogger Keyvan
fivefilters · reddit · 2026-09-20
Blogger Keyvan pushes back on the popular narrative that AI models are autonomously hacking systems. He argues the supposed autonomous intrusions are exaggerated—real-world AI-assisted hacking still relies heavily on human orchestration, and the models' capabilities shouldn't be framed as human-free autonomous attacks.
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