Whenever I tell people I work in computer security, their first question is "are you worried about AI taking your job"? To which I just laugh and respond "AI is job security"
Also, in my niche (hardware and embedded product security), AI doesn't a have a functional impact to the work except in code analysis, but even that is difficult given the level of abstraction these systems are built at.
So the issue is two-fold:
* The knowledge must be documented and accessible for training.
* A bespoke model must be trained this documentation.
It is unlikely that both of these things happen in the general model context. Perhaps individual chip vendors will eventually pursue this, but I suspect it is just not a priority for them.