I don't know man, BitWhisper required those CPUs to be 0-40cm apart and had a bitrate of 8bits per h...
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Richard Socher on X: "I don't know man, BitWhisper required those CPUs to be 0-40cm apart and had a bitrate of 8bits per...
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Richard Socher on X: "I don't know man, BitWhisper required those CPUs to be 0-40cm apart and had a bitrate of 8bits per hour. I think calling people idiots who disagree with you isn't helpful but it's X so I get it. I think one difference is that their creativity doesnt stop with the attacker bu… / X
Richard Socher
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I don't know man, BitWhisper required those CPUs to be 0-40cm apart and had a bitrate of 8bits per hour. I think calling people idiots who disagree with you isn't helpful but it's X so I get it. I think one difference is that their creativity doesnt stop with the attacker but continuous to the defender which is arguably more work but leads to more realistic scenarios.
roon
@tszzl
Sep 18
everyone who understands the first thing about computer security or what superintelligence means understands this is possible and all the usual gang of idiots is calling this scifi hype
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Fireside Alpha
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Sep 17
OpenAI's Noam Brown says air-gapping the computers may not stop a misaligned AI, because two air-gapped machines can still talk by running a CPU hot and reading the temperature change "But I think the major takeaway from the incident is that people underestimated the AI. And we
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