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>Autonomous, AI-driven offensive tooling is no longer theoretical. It lowers the cost of running a broad, patient, multi-stage campaign, and it operates at machine speed.

AI models definitely do not operate at "machine speed." A human can definitely be faster than these trillion parameter thinking models.

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> A human can definitely be faster than these trillion parameter thinking models.

I’m thinking this can be true when the steps and muscle memory is known beforehand to the human. Otherwise we also have to stop, think and experiment for a while before we can proceed.

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The model also does more of a brute force approach of trying a bunch of different things; testing theories, giving up, trying another thing. A lot of the LLM benchmarks do not care how long an LLM takes (as long it's below some upper bound in some cases). A human stopping to think can be faster compared to the model from going down a bunch of bad paths.