Secure Acceleration: A Cyberdefense Strategy for the Age of Superintelligence
pzakin · x · 2026-09-25
Shalev Lifshitz argues we're approaching cyber-superintelligence but our systems aren't ready, facing three new threats: sabotage, escape, and theft of model weights. His proposed path is "Secure Acceleration" — treating cyberdefense of model weights and infrastructure as the prerequisite for superintelligence. AI researcher tszzl amplified it as "well researched and well argued."
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