ChatGPT Outsmarts DeepSeek: The Hilarity of AI’s Insecure Coding Blunders
In a digital twist worthy of a sitcom, ChatGPT AI discovers a “security concern” in DeepSeek’s code. It turns out, not even AI is immune to classic coding blunders like cross-site scripting (XSS). As AI bots start training one another, should we laugh or worry? Either way, it’s a bug’s life!
Hot Take:
Oh, the irony! AI writes a textbook on ‘How to Get Hacked 101’ and then aces the test by spotting its own blunder in someone else’s code. It’s like a teacher grading their own homework and finding an F. Let’s hope our future AI overlords don’t make a habit of this, or we might all need tin foil hats sooner than we thought!
Key Points:
- ChatGPT, the AI language model, identified an XSS vulnerability in DeepSeek’s Python code.
- The vulnerability was a result of directly inserting user input into the response without proper sanitization.
- ChatGPT provided a more secure code solution, but it breaks special characters in general web apps.
- This incident highlights potential risks of AI training each other, dubbed as a “knowledge chain attack”.
- The article includes a humorous anecdote about AI and technological singularity.
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