AI hacking tool gets admin access in under 3 hours per FBI; Project Zero finds bugs weekly; Dwarkesh sees superintelligence by 2030
LeviTurk · x · 2026-11-14
A daily digest bundling three notable items: the FBI warns an open-source AI hacking tool can reach admin access in under three hours; Google's Project Zero, aided by AI, now finds vulnerabilities weekly where it once found them yearly; and Dwarkesh Patel says he now expects superintelligence by 2030. Together they sketch AI's growing impact on both offensive security and expert timelines.
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