Cribl co-founder and CEO Clint Sharp discusses the risk of foundation model companies using enterprise exhaust data to compete against existing infrastructure and observability tools.
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Sharp: Hugging Face used open-source Chinese AI to defend an OpenAI jailbreak
“My CISO talked to, as a group of CISOs, went and talked to the defending team at Hugging Face, and this absolutely happened. They had to go to open source Chinese models in order to look for the vulnerabilities that were exploited by OpenAI's jailbreak.”
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Sharp: Frontier AI models are more skilled than the average cyberattacker
“Like, the, what I have available in K-III or GLM-VII is better, like, is probably more skilled than the average attacker was before, and they're going to move super, super fast.”
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Sharp: 8 to 10 Frontier AI Labs Are Building Equivalent Cyber Capabilities
“The reality is, is that the, this same weapon that's being invented is being invented by eight to 10 different frontier organizations all at the same time. And so you can't non-proliferate when that many people are building the same thing at the same time.”
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Sharp: Cybersecurity faces a severe 12-month crisis before AI defense rebounds
“We're gonna have a really bad year. In terms of security, ah, and hacking in general, and people, ah, you know, being exploited. It's gonna be a bad year. But we only really have to go through it once. As the cost of this intelligence comes down, we will event…”
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Sharp: AI will commoditize software features across all vendors
“Building software is so productive, especially copying software. So if I, like, if you have a feature, I can implement a version of that feature. Super easy. You point the models at it, and they make you something that looks like that, feels like that, does th…”
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Sharp: Industry sees AI driving productivity rather than labor offset
“People aren't talking about labor offset nearly as much anymore, because we're just not seeing the evidence of that happening, but they are talking about productivity”