Nothing-ever-happens bros, we win again.https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/22/anthropic_mythos_hype_nothingburger/
>>108669928being a nothing ever happens chud is tedious. i wish something would happen for once. it never does. never.
>>108669941nothing ever happens because you're the instigator
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>>108669928Cope Luddite.>i-its a bubble I swear
>>108669928Anyone who falls for Anthropic's lies after the "C compiler" deserves it.
>>108669928The only positive in this is that I got to unsubscribe from all the paid shills pushing pushing the obvious gay narrative.
>>108669928Obviously they're hyping up their product before an IPO.But this comment especially doesn't make sense to me:>"So far we've found no category or complexity of vulnerability that humans can find that this model can't," Mozilla CTO Bobby Holley said, after revealing that Mythos found 271 vulnerabilities in Firefox 150. Then he added: "We also haven't seen any bugs that couldn't have been found by an elite human researcher." In other words, it's like adding an automated security researcher to your team. Not a zero-day machine that's too dangerous for the world.You're talking down on a machine that is effectively doing the job of a real human being. The fact that a human could find these doesn't really matter. The machine is finding these vulns much faster, and autonomously. And the article is saying it's a nothingburger?I'm not even pro or anti AI. It's a powerful tool and I'm very against it taking people's livelihoods. But how can you look at this and just scoff at it?
>>108671113at this point I'm certain this is a glow bot
>>108671113SNAILCATBROS WHERE WE AT??!!!
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>>108671587>The machine is finding these vulns much fasterThe machine is finding one with 99 other false positives. It cries wolf, a LOT.
>>108671609Not an argument
>haha it cannot even count r in strawberry>lol enjoy your hallucinations machine>it will take more time reviewing its output than just writing code>I guess we won't hire juniors anymore but it is nowhere near senior level>it beats just the codemonkeys, true experts are safe>i-it's not BETTER than elite security researcher, okay!>you are now hereMy workplace has access to it I think, as "Opus 4.7" at the 7.5x the rate of premium tokens in copilot and let me tell you, this is actually understands the codebase with no guidance or skill.md and produces correct solutions. I have only started playing around with it, but I'm unironically applying to join a union tomorrow (i'm a eurocuck).
>>108671620Reporting...In....
>>108671113>redditor>spams websitesHuh.
>>108672037I agree AI is great but seriously we must prevent clankers from getting the nuclear codes.
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Did yo ueven read the article?"Snehal Antani, co-founder and CEO of offensive AI hacking company Horizon3.ai, told The Register, "attackers didn't need Mythos to accelerate vulnerability research, 4.6 and open source models have already been accelerating the vulnerability process."When asked if the security community should be concerned about unauthorized Mythos access, Antani said no. "In my honest opinion, it's a nothingburger," he told us. "The adversary doesn't need Mythos to hack you." ®"They are saying it's a nothingburger because opussy can already do everything they claim Mythos is doing.
>>108671609nahh it's too retarded keki do love him but vibepropagander should touch grass a little bit ,i wake up he's there,i go to bed he's there.he's the ultimate VibePoster.One more retard on this board at least he created pics ,he has done something productive.
