Five supply chain attacks in 12 days exposed a broken trust model. Learn why scanning and hardening fail, and why trusting the source is the only fix.
  • XLE@piefed.socialEnglish
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    2 days ago

    This post reeks of AI generated text.

    The zombie isn’t open source. It’s the way you’ve been consuming it for the last twenty years.

    Putting makeup on the zombie while it’s peeing all over the place isn’t a security strategy. It’s just a longer, sadder, grosser goodbye.

    March isn’t when the bite happened. It’s when the smell finally became impossible to ignore.

      • XLE@piefed.socialEnglish
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        1 day ago

        AI content detectors seem to have very different opinions about the article.

        But thank you for bringing this site to my attention. It appears terrible.

        The website you linked appears to be slop itself. Insubstantive, rambling, exhibiting all the hallmarks of slop (“it’s not X, EMDASH, it’s Y”). And it’s apparently pro AI (read: pro slop), Complaining that people dare “judge origin, not quality.”

        In three consecutive sentences, Slopsite insists AI can “produce useful, substantive content when prompted well”, regurgitates a slop phrase (“about X not Y” style), and then gets weirdly misanthropic (“Humans write slop too”).

        But okay, let’s listen to them and see it judge content not quality:

        Not A but B. Not A but B. Not A but B. Not A but B. Not A but B.

        Low slop.

        Every word a pattern. Every pattern an algorithm. Every algorithm a meaning.

        Not slop. 0/20 (perfect) score on “vocabulary diversity”.