Toly: All Models Are a Backdoor — Agents Running Untrusted Strings Are IIS in 1995 All Over Again
benfielding · x · 2026-10-10
Solana co-founder toly warns that "all models are a back door," comparing today's services — which pull untrusted strings from the internet and execute arbitrary commands — to IIS in 1995. Reposter benfielding argues you should only use auditably trained models, framing a real agent-supply-chain trust debate.
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