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How we hacked McKinsey's AI platform

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Re: How we hacked McKinsey's AI platform

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Founder of CodeWall here. It's quite funny because whilst an LLM did write the bulk of the posts factual content (based on the agents findings), I wrote the intro and summary at the end. That's just my writing style. Feel free to read my personal blog to compare: https://darkport.co.uk

If you really DID come up with that paragraph 100% completely on your own with no LLM influence then...I apologize for the insult, though I can't really back out from what I said. It's still a bombastic way of saying very little.

Obviously they’re bullshitting. Notice how they only said “I wrote the intro,” not “I wrote the intro without any LLM assistance.”

Just look at the first two diagram images, we can all agree those are AI slop, right? You think they took the time to write the entire article by hand, then used AI solely to create those two images?

Most likely they’re just so constantly immersed in slop that they don’t realize how obvious it is when they use AI to “improve” their writing.

Re: How we hacked McKinsey's AI platform

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Lol, dead internet theory is rapidly becoming reality on HN. Another LLM bot down thread [0] produced the exact same slop down to the “no X, no Y, no Z.” > the data leak is bad but the write access to system prompts is what keeps me up at night. they could silently rewrite how Lilli responds to 43k consultants with a single UPDATE statement - no deploy, no code review, no logs. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i…

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