Ai and Hacking

Is there any point in learning hacking and programming now? It seems like AI will write everything anyway, and the Feds will have a super AI that will find everyone.

Yes. The moment you don't have access to AI and you NEED to cook something up, you're screwed. Better yet, you need to validate that what the AI is doing is actually what you want. >the Feds will have a super AI that will find everyone. They have a super AI AND a red team. Your outsourced in software AND manpower. Get any advantage necessary you can get your hands and mind on. (Or, at least, I would think they do have a red team, if they aren't completely incompetent to believe just a super computer is enough.) other than l33t hacking reasons, I think you should learn how computer works. since companies like microslop really don't want the average user to know that.

>>28255 Just consider AI to be another person: > do I need to learn X when there are already other people who do X that I can hire

>>28255 What matters is to learn programming, to understand the substance and the system. The LLM's simply took away the brainless text input, but the need for human intellect to actually setup and understand the system is still here. To learn hacking is not to learn how to do inputs, it is to understand the underlying systems that are governed by separate actions. As being a skid doesn't make you an actual hacker. Such knowledge too, is a tool to view and analyze the world. You will be able to see a camera and not just think "Oh, camera". You will start to think what governs that camera, what is the system behind it. It is fun in it's own right.

>Is there any point in learning hacking and programming now? Yep, but you don't have to memorize every command or learn every autistic programming languange ever created, you'll be fine with the basics now with the help of LLM services. >what if they cut your access to AI Well, ate least you will learn one thing or two about practical programming with all the vibecoding atp.