Oct 6, 2026 · 3 hr 3 min · 16 segments
As AI becomes startlingly capable, top minds at OpenAI admit they can't always control what their own creations do—or even fully understand how they think. This episode dives into the real-world…
Steve GibsonHost
Leo LaporteHost
Every Tuesday we talk cybersecurity, privacy, how things work, and lately a lot of how AI works.
I mean, everything, e- it's no exaggeration to say that everything we have talked about for the last two decades, the, 'cause we're in year 21 now of the podcast-
the, by, by what has happened with AI, which is now we have clearly automated vulnerability discovery, and now we're seeing end-to-end exploit generation, um, which is gonna take us to our first topic today, uh, that a new model, GLM 5.3, can be and has been obliterated.
So remember I used to say, "I don't think we're really gonna go past 999"? Well-
Every Tuesday we talk cybersecurity, privacy, how things work, and lately a lot of how AI works.
I mean, everything, e- it's no exaggeration to say that everything we have talked about for the last two decades, the, 'cause we're in year 21 now of the podcast-
the, by, by what has happened with AI, which is now we have clearly automated vulnerability discovery, and now we're seeing end-to-end exploit generation, um, which is gonna take us to our first topic today, uh, that a new model, GLM 5.3, can be and has been obliterated.
So remember I used to say, "I don't think we're really gonna go past 999"? Well-
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