Dev warns abliterated models could wreck software supply chains with 1000+ transitive dependencies
nitarshan · x · 2026-10-27
Quoting @inductivemaze: major companies are operating as if dependencies are still trustworthy — a node project can pull in 1000+ transitive dependencies, and tampered "abliterated" models could destroy this supply chain in the coming years. The reposter adds that the industry's business-as-usual attitude toward this risk is startling.
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