@CaptDigital The code didn't need to reveal the way in because someone had built a Github repo to scrape the data and that contained the explanation of the method, a quick Google search and it was in: https://t.co/CNHvcJbSgZ
@MarkPlackett1@SueBarrett The files are from the SAS platform itself, when a report is generated it saves the graphs etc to internal storage. It's like me saying that when you post a comment you 'modify an internal database at x'.
It makes for a good story though for the uneducated ๐
@SueBarrett An AI system did nothing of the sort, it literally used the same public access path that, wait for it,..... humans had been using for over a year prior.
I wrote about it here: https://t.co/CNHvcJbSgZ
@LRosestars LLM's only know as much as humans, we're just slower. People who are going to use tools to do bad shit, will do it regardless, it's not specific to AI. Guns are good at killing people, as long as people use the guns.
Anyway, that's out of context with the Medicare 'non hack'.
I had no parental controls on IRC and AOL back in the day and we had just as much access as kids do to the internet these days. It's not different, other than more publicised - we had warez channels for everything you could think of, file sharing etc etc.. etc.. eKaren is an idiot.