Anthropic's Logan Graham: no AI hacking explosion yet, but calling it premature was premature
goldman · x · 2026-10-22
- Anthropic cybersecurity lead Logan Graham explains why an AI-driven hacking explosion hasn't materialized despite cyber-capable open models.
- Two readings: capabilities proliferate to attackers and defenders alike, and defenders may be keeping up; but there are signs attacks went "vertical" from March to August this year (pre-GLM 5.3), so it's premature to say things won't escalate.
- He cites bank attacks in South Korea and Japan, where a relatively amateur attacker used off-the-shelf frameworks to break in — lowering the bar for offense. goldman notes his earlier "premature" take was proven premature by about four days.
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