I wonder what is their security level and Observability method to oversee the effort.
lenerdenator 10 hours ago||
Not exactly clear from the link: were they doing red team work for McKinsey or is this just "we found a company we thought wouldn't get us arrested and ran an AI vuln detector over their stuff"?
You'd think that the world's "most prestigious consulting firm" would have already had someone doing this sort of work for them.
frereubu 9 hours ago|
From TFA: "Fun fact: As part of our research preview, the CodeWall research agent autonomously suggested McKinsey as a target citing their public responsible diclosure policy (to keep within guardrails) and recent updates to their Lilli platform. In the AI era, the threat landscape is shifting drastically — AI agents autonomously selecting and attacking targets will become the new normal."
j45 8 hours ago||
Are accounting and management consulting companies competent in cutting edge tech?
cynicalsecurity 2 hours ago|
McKinsey is not an accounting company, it's Satan the Devil himself.
drc500free 8 hours ago||
I have grown to despise this AI-generated writing style.
sethammons 5 hours ago||
> Lilli's system prompts — the instructions that control how the AI behaves — were stored in the same database the agent had access to.
Being able to rewrite your own source. What's the worst that could happen?