| konnichiwa said: The scary part is, that the security of the games was basically millions of codes that AI easily can bypass recreate whatever you call it.....It means that it can do the same with apps/popular programs/bank accouns/private messages and so on.. |
The general rule in information security seems to be that if an adversary has control of the hardware, it's a lost cause anyway. You can delay the inevitable, but you can't prevent it. It does not apply at all to e.g. banking, where the adversary doesn't have access to the servers. Also: can't beat math, AI or not. Quantum computing might be more problematic, but there's already solutions cooking, and might even be ready.
Anyway, this "delaying the inevitable" perspective makes me think that one of the reasons why there's console generations is resettingthe security side: by the time a platform is cracked wide open, it'll be outdated anyway. Obviously that doesn't seem true anymore with the advent of AI.
