There’s a substantial number of gov / mil programs out there that consistently fail to produce results due to the participant’s own moral standards. When you’re assigned with such inhumane or unjust tasks, a lot of little ‘errors’ will compound to force a failure while appearing good on paper. This goes well beyond CBRN-related warfare. This reminds me of Cold War incidents where they decide not to launch nuclear missiles despite that being the protocol.
@ImightBeCryo@sndwv_ But imagine your solution turned out to be the better solution. You would have advanced that field for the betterment of the world.
@AustinsStocks@jbulltard1 I don’t think anyone is under the impression they came built and ready for autonomy from China. If you think China has no incentive to bug or back door these cars, you’re sorely mistaken.
@snellchapo@0xpiapark Truly sad isn’t it? The days of learning and sharing your struggle and research towards an exploit are over. Now it’s just sharing an LLM chat link
We have a tremendously vulnerable national infrastructure and a serious lack of will to secure it before we pay in compromises… Unfortunately the industry standard of “wait and see” will likely hold.
My company is trying to make a difference by making air-gapping affordable and practical but AI is driving attacks much quicker than businesses can keep up.