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Agreed, it is different in terms of there being no guarantee that a specific piece of software even has an exploit. If you don't want to break into a specific piece of software, or even a specific system, I would argue that the law of averages applies: If you just invest enough, you'll likely find _something_ worth exploiting.

In other terms, I feel the argument from TFA generally checks out, just on a different level than "more GPU wins". It's one up: "More money wins". That's based on the premise that more capable models will be more expensive, and using more of it will increase the likelihood of finding an exploit, as well as the total cost. What these model providers pay for GPUs vs R&D, or what their profit margin is, I'd consider less central.

But then again, AI didn't change this, if you have more money you can find more exploits: Whether a model looks for them or a human.