well, they do? it's a win-win, you can't really criticise an AI lab for doing AI instead of straight up giving money to security researchers
> If you factor in all the money spent on training
why would I? it's not a cybersec-specific model
Sure I can, if they - or you - pretend "the entire point" is about useful security work rather than expensive loss-leading marketing and demand creation.
We shouldn't look at this and think "wow AI is super useful for security". We should look and this and think "wow, there's a LOT of capital going into persuading us that AI is super useful for security".
THAT is "the entire point".
> We shouldn't look at this and think
you're gonna tell me what to think now?