"We have Daybreak blue at home, not Daybreak red yet": open-model offense/defense gap
xeophon · x · 2026-10-22
xeophon sums up the open-model cyber asymmetry in one line: we have Daybreak blue at home (defensive capability, great), but not Daybreak red yet (offensive capability, which he thinks is also good). He adds that multi-stage exploit chains remain out of reach for open models, while CVE-finding and code reading have caught up to closed models.
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