Re: AI slops from Eve
Eli Schwartz on the oss-security list criticizes AI-generated 'slop' posts from 'Eve', urging the community to stop anthropomorphizing bots.
In a reply on the oss-security mailing list, Eli Schwartz responds to a thread about AI-generated 'slop' submissions posted under the name 'Eve'. He argues the submissions are incoherent or probably wrong and says it would be better to stop anthropomorphizing the program behind them. He also mocks the sender's 'joke' professional email domain and suggests that volunteers triaging bot reports like human correspondence is counterproductive. The post is community commentary with no vulnerability, CVE, or exploitation details.
- Schwartz says the AI-generated submissions are incoherent or probably wrong.
- He argues treating bots like humans and triaging their reports for free is counterproductive.
- He mocks the sender's 'colorfully professional' joke email domain.
Posted by Eli Schwartz on Sep 10 Leaving aside the colorfully professional joke email domain used, I cannot help but feel it would be beneficial to avoid anthropomorphizing the computer program (while simultaneously complaining they are either incoherent or simply probably wrong). Volunteering for free to treat bots like humans feels like the opposite of what you seem to be saying you want...
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