@nprofile1q... One major point that the third article makes is an argument of cost-effectiveness. There’s not really any evidence that Opus, or for that matter Mythos, is a material cost improvement over just paying security researchers for their time to look for bugs using other methods, like inspection and fuzzing. And that’s just considering direct monetary costs. There’s definitely no reason to invoke the massive externalities (environmental, psychological, political) of AI workflows for this.