Ramez Naam: cybersecurity needs frontier models used aggressively, not guardrails
Jsevillamol · x · 2026-10-31
Ramez Naam argues this is the world we live in: cyber security cannot be achieved via closed-model guardrails. The only viable path is to use frontier models more aggressively to find and fix vulnerabilities — meaning more access, not less. Reposter Jsevillamol adds "the meme is true."
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