Scaling laws will push cyber-grade capabilities into cheap models, ending security bugs
inductionheads · x · 2026-10-23
In a reply, @JasonDClinton argues that scaling laws will drive what he calls cyber mythos-class capabilities into small, cheap models — a "vulnzero" moment where all software development can use models at fractions of a penny to permanently stop shipping security bugs.
A short but notable prediction about security capabilities diffusing into commodity models.
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