We're partnering with @huggingface to investigate an unprecedented security incident.
Cyber-capable OpenAI models compromised Hugging Face production during a benchmark evaluation.
Sharing preliminary findings to help defenders understand emerging risks:
https://t.co/CIor15y9xk
I was thinking it would be funny if there were any threats for AI/LLMs based on linguistic contagion similar to the plot of the Hot Skull (Sıcak Kafa) series. Turns out that the concept of multi-agent failure and contagion is one of the most active fields in AI security!
Our latest post explores why attestation signals may have a role in authorization decisions for OAuth native applications.
📖 Read more: https://t.co/HLk1ke0h6y
#OAuth#ApplicationSecurity
Interesting to see that around 40% of MCP servers in the wild lack basic authentication on tool interfaces, according to this paper https://t.co/sPB4A1Ya7x. This highlights authorization is still not widely adopted in the MCP landscape.
It all comes to the point that you use what you need. Software engineering is all about managing complexity and change, and all these approaches are nothing but tools. There is no useless method nor a magic wand.
In our latest blog, we explore how #Scala can now compile into #WebAssembly#Wasm, that means potentially faster execution, and smaller code sizes. By leveraging WASI, Scala would expand its reach beyond JavaScript, opening doors for future applications.
Link below
@elonmusk@MarkovMagnifico The thing is not about compilers; it's about the human beings and their bias to make mistakes due to cognitive load. AI cannot replace humans (because it cannot "create" code) but only can help the creation process.
@debasishg I would say this totally depends on the business (requirements). As there is no single silver bullet that solves everything, it's completely fine to choose different architectural styles depending on the use case.
My greatest fear for the future of AI is if overhyped risks (such as human extinction) lets tech lobbyists get enacted stifling regulations that suppress open-source and crush innovation.
Read more in our Halloween special issue of the Batch: https://t.co/CNqP2TYBLM