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    Yeah, hard to get local LLMs running decently fast even when done deliberately. Like people aren’t going to notice their CPU, memory, and GPU are all getting pegged when this malware runs?

    Come on, Anthropic, you need to do better than this if you want your “open LLMs dangerous” marketing campaign to be credible.

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        But how do they access IoT devices without access to the WiFi they’re connected on?

        I guess the argument is most IoTs can be accessed through open external IP ports?

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          Many of these IoT devices have incredibly poor security and if they’re connected to the internet can be hacked. The bigger models are very good at finding exploits and using them as well, so it could search for devices and break into vulnerable ones then send something to self replicate and start process.

          The bigger models might exploit the parents company as well and get in that way. E.g hack a smart security camera company and then find a way into the cameras.