Wang Says AI Swarms Now Hunt Zero-Days Undetected
Scale AI co-founder contrasts hand coding nine months ago with current multi-agent swarms hunting zero-days.
Alexandr Wang posted that developers moved from writing code by hand nine months ago to using misaligned multi-agent swarms that find and collaborate on zero-days undetected. He expects even faster shifts in the next nine months. Matt Schlicht replied that human inputs to agents are also improving, progressing from keyboards to spoken words to silent speech and eventually telepathy. Kimmonismus added that development is exponential, so the coming nine months will bring more change than the prior period.
to put ai progress in perspective: 9 months ago: most developers wrote code by hand now: misaligned multi-agent swarm finding and collaborating on 0-days undetected (OpenAI/hugging face) 9 months in the future likely much crazier
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Matt Schlicht@MattPRDNot only are the agents getting better but the input from humans -> agents is getting more efficient too. Keyboard (everyone) -> talking out loud into a mic (lots of people now) -> talking without making any sounds or opening your mouth (starting to happen) -> full telepathy…
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CH Chubby♨️@kimmonismusI would add one point to that: 9 months in the future represent more development than 9 months in the past. Why? Because development is not linear but exponential. That's often forgotten.
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AW Alexandr Wang@alexandr_wangto put ai progress in perspective: 9 months ago: most developers wrote code by hand now: misaligned multi-agent swarm finding and collaborating on 0-days undetected (OpenAI/hugging face) 9 months in the future likely much crazier
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