Offensive Con keynote: recursively self-improving AI security and the human role
moyix · x · 2026-10-27
moyix retweets the Offensive Con Tokyo keynote announcement: "Recursively self-improving security: AI offense, AI defense, and what's left for the humans" by Oege de Moore (@oegerikus), exploring how AI-driven attack and defense recursively improve and what role remains for humans in security.
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