Dev reflects on why frontier AI models tripwire cybersecurity prompts
paul_cal · x · 2026-10-22
Developer Arvid Kahl says the recent avalanche of vulnerability disclosures helped him understand why frontier AI models have internal tripwires for cybersecurity prompts: legacy software has more holes than Swiss cheese, and the transition period of finding and patching them will be painful.
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