Every single one of those sentences is highly dubious. Cyber-defenders would be pretty jazzed about having easier access to Mythos-class models. Cyber-defense is easier with better tools.
replyCyber defenders already have access to Mythos class models at most companies with the biggest user facing products and services. They are using them extensively (including on OSS deps)
replyHanding every skiddie and nation state and APT and hacker group access to Mythos does not help cyber defenders
Even if you don't think Mythos is a big deal: At a certain point models become smart enough as to be dangerous, and you don't give everyone a superweapon. Open source has an end of the line sooner or later.
Oh remember when the same was said about GPT-2? It will actually force cyber security to be taken seriously instead of just bureaucracy
replyThe main risks called out with GPT 2 were misinformation and they were right about all of it. Every risk they called out came to pass.
replyThis line of thinking is ontologically evil, life denying, and it and its believers should be rejected and fought with extreme prejudice.
replyI'm sorry, you're right! What was I even thinking? Of course we should hand every man, woman, and child a mini nuke!
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