Recent hacks support the case that LLMs make experts 100x more effective, not randoms expert
mariofilhoml · x · 2026-11-02
ML researcher mariofilhoml observes that recent hacking incidents are strong evidence for the argument that LLMs make experts 100x more effective, rather than enabling any random person to do what only experts could. The one-liner reframes the AI-security debate from democratized threats toward expert amplification.
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