moyix releases slides from Offensive Con Tokyo talk: Fuzzing vs. AI
moyix · x · 2026-11-06
Security researcher moyix (@moyix) and @mlippautz presented a talk on "Fuzzing vs. AI" at the recent Offensive Con conference in Tokyo. The slides are now public, and a companion blog post diving into the fuzzing-vs-AI comparison is also available. Notable material for anyone following AI security and vulnerability discovery.
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