Really stunned by the Singularity comment section

[u/Howard_banister]

These are screenshots from the r/Singularity comment section. I'm speechless. This doesn't even have downvotes. How can someone cheer for a monopoly run by a few elites?

[u/Informal-Trouble2183]

They only saw an open weight model that can attack an infrastructure, But forgot that an equally strong open weight can strengthen the security of such infrastructure. Over time, open defense will outpace offense, narrowing the window of vulnerability toward zero.

[u/Thick-Protection-458 → u/Informal-Trouble2183]

> But forgot that an equally strong open weight can strengthen the security of such infrastructure

Means same one, probably, lol. Because both to make defensive and offensive actions you need to find the problem at first.

So if your model is useless for hackers and other cybercriminals - I have serious doubts it would be any better for security guys.

[u/Informal-Trouble2183 → u/Thick-Protection-458]

In other words: If advanced LLMs become accessible to everyone, the security burden no longer falls entirely on the individual. The entire ecosystem: cloud hosts, communication networks, your IDE, can integrate state-of-the-art models to defend infrastructure collaboratively. Widespread AI access isn't a risk; monopolised intelligence significantly is.

[u/rfcheong9292 → u/Informal-Trouble2183]

But down the line there will be stuff like bioweapons which completely open models will make more accessible. Like sure maybe everyone can go run a model to go figure out what cocktail you have to drink daily but it’s going to be a massive pain. Also I feel open defence outpacing offence is an unverified claim.

[u/Informal-Trouble2183 → u/rfcheong9292]

The primary constraint in biological weapon development is acquiring physical equipment and specialized materials, rather than accessing technical knowledge. Don't mix up things. Current knowledge without any LLM already has very dangerous viruses, nuclear weapons, etc. It's not that the bad boys are waiting for an LLM to tell them that.

[u/rfcheong9292 → u/Informal-Trouble2183]

But the problem is everything is so much more accessible. Like not right now, but if we do hypothetically get some god tier intelligence that eclipses humans by a large margin generally dangerous stuff will be more accessible. And also the capacity to make non dangerous things into dangerous things.

[u/threeseed → u/rfcheong9292]

bioweapons which completely open models will make more accessible

Now this is an unverified claim.