Backfiring on him spectacularly as he deserves.

some quick thoughts on frontier labs and cybersecurity 1) two critical vulnerabilities were discovered in php that allow for remote code execution; the first was reported on august 11 2) it seems now humans just weren’t devoting so many resources to finding vulnerabilities, and perhaps weren’t that good at it in the grand scheme of things 3) i think open-source software is going to have to change: maintaining it will increasingly become the responsibility of frontier models and frontier labs 4) no one else will have such advance access to frontier models or be able to spend as much on tokens as the labs themselves 5) so, it makes sense for frontier labs to scan and patch open-source software, especially the code their coding agents use to build software 6) one issue, though, is that open-source projects often have difficult governance structures, so i can imagine a world where frontier labs just fork these projects 7) build and maintain their own versions, making fixes, improving performance, adding features, etc and then train their models to use them by default 8) i can also see a world, very soon, where ~all software at a company has a claude or codex instance running 24/7 that watches over it (like the anthropic superfans) 9) the agent watches an anthropic or openai feed and, when a vulnerability is found, immediately kicks off a full migration to the new version 10) or otherwise refactors the codebase, changes the infrastructure, ports capabilities, etc... to mitigate the vulnerability 11) this will happen automatically, without a human in the loop; engineers will just come in the next morning and see what happened 12) this is part of what it means for coding agents to increasingly own software, and for labs to become responsible for the software supply chain 13) at some level, i think this just becomes the enterprise expectation when they are paying millions for coding agents / the agents are making arch choices 14) it is a very exciting time to be at a frontier lab and think through what this product offering should look like and how it should be sold to enterprise clients

Palmer Luckey warns America cannot compete with China’s population advantage forever through innovation alone: “We need 1 BILLION Americans minimum. Probably more like 2 or 3 billion.” 🇺🇸🇨🇳 “Yes, we need to get our act together. We need to do better at manufacturing, at defense, all these things. But everything is just biting around the margins if we’re 350 million people and they’re 2 billion people who are roughly the same. How exceptional do we have to be to achieve a 10-to-1 ratio forever, in perpetuity? It’s not practical. It’s not logical. I would say it’s even possibly a racist thing to believe that we can be so much better than China and the Chinese people that we’ll just beat them with a tiny fraction of the population. We need to do better with what we’ve got. But we also just need a lot more people. We need 1 billion Americans minimum, probably more like 2 or 3 billion, with better demographics and better natural resources. The Dutch once had the most powerful navy in the world. They didn’t lose that position because they fell behind on factories or shipbuilding. They became economically irrelevant.” Both countries are competing with respect to declining birth rates. Both nations must be more willing to have children and expand the population growth exponentially over the next decade. The current economic path is unsustainable if our labor force begins to shrink even with artificial intelligence on the rise.

I predict that this cyber sec and rev eng stuff is accelerating us to a new future where downloading apps is a thing of the past. Less risky to generate your own stuff with no dependencies, your agent of choice is the frontend and automatically listens for CVEs to self patch. Software is like, DEAD dead.

Guys I’m scared the takeoff is starting. I swear any one of the ~10 CVEs that dropped in the last 24 hours would’ve been “one of the worst in recent years” except a new one is dropping every hour

BREAKING: the federal search warrant against Ilhan Omar names her as "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar," indicating that DOJ believes she is present in the United States under a false identity! Revealed in a scheduling order today from DDC

Trumps strength was that he had the confidence to dismiss superficial moral outrages that people deep down never cared about Vance’s weakness is that he dismisses genuine moral dilemmas because lacks the courage to confront them

This guy is high off his own supply.

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Note how they're all telegraphing all of a sudden.

Shots fired! JD is still the polling frontrunner and, ignoring an outsider, probably the only one with a path to winning. But Trump is surrounded by people who want other candidates.

Here is how chickens turn you into a conspiracy theorist…

U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she’s prepared for a situation in which the Trump administration attempts to change the outcome of the election: “Right in the last two weeks of the election, they somehow come up with a national security incident that only they can protect us from.”

Day 16/ You can now cache for 12h in the API and for logged in users across Codex & Work we keep cache forever and you don’t have any penalty for coming back to an old conversation or resuming after a few hours and are now guaranteed to hit the cache.