AI can both adversarially attack and harden every complex system, from cyber to bio
beffjezos · x · 2026-10-24
Responding to Bryan Johnson's take on security vulnerabilities, beffjezos argues intelligence cuts both ways: it can adversarially perturb or harden all complex systems, from cyber to bio. Johnson is optimistic humanity will win the security tussle and then apply the same capability to patching aging and disease vulnerabilities in our bodies.
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