Lalabadie
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That means one of the working hypotheses is the threat actors had direct SSH access to Binance machines/environments.
IMO, US AI providers are not leaders in efficiency anyway, they're still running the original ~2010 playbook that led to LLMs ("What if we took ML researchers' work, but funded it at 50M/yr instead of 250k/yr?").
They're currently arguing for the continuation of that approach: Scale funding first, and the rest will follow. It is high-risk and WeWork-like, by nature.
For an example of the opposite, you can unfortunately look at the Canadian telcom oligopoly.
Same thread as the Phorion article I read on the compromised extension.