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theeclecticdyslexic@mstdn.social ("eclexic") wrote:
@glyph I don't doubt that there were real vulnerablities being found, perhaps even often at one point?
I think, though, that the classes of bugs that LLMs readily find are pretty low hanging fruit. After you run the LLM over a codebase a few times, you are going to run out of low hanging fruit.
It is good to get rid of those bugs, but, I don't think it is a revolution so much as the absolute lowest common denominator applied at scale.
I am certain it hasn't been worth the cost.