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lmao even
I have access to the new vibe working feature (lol) in Microsoft 365 and just asked it to "make a spreadsheet about how our EDR tool blocks 100% of ransomware".
It did it, completely made up the data for me, off to send this to CIO now and go play Fortnite.
I also asked it make a presentation to compare CrowdStrike with Microsoft Defender.
Gonna log off for the day and go fight a goose.
Right, no need for Linux security controls, gonna pump this one out quick.
Amusingly it uses my own research about BPFDoor to justify this.. but BPFDoor doesn't use any vulnerabilities, it just makes that up.
I've tried the Excel, PowerPoint and Word vibe working tools now - you can give it any incredibly dumb idea and it'll write papers, presentations and make up data justifying it.
For bonus points, if you don't know it's a dumb idea... you won't know still.
The future is now. Vibe going out of business, soon.
“Microsoft says its (vibe working mode) in Excel has an accuracy rate of 57.2 percent in SpreadsheetBench, a benchmark for evaluating an AI model’s ability to edit real world spreadsheets”
Imagine being a hiring manager and hiring somebody to use Excel who says they do their job wrong about half the time. Welcome to AI.
Today I got Microsoft Excel’s vibe working feature to generate me metrics about how well my cybersecurity programme at Lumon Industries is going in a one sentence prompt.
Good news everybody - we’re doing everything brilliantly! All of the data is made up, but I logged off anyway and smoked a kipper for breakfast.
@GossiTheDog It spent 10 minutes on this?!
Now, while in principle I have nothing against sub-second, one-shot inferences, I must say that blasting a couple hundred watts for 10 minutes does not appear entirely appropriate if all you get is this kind of output.
@GossiTheDog Lumon Industries would like you to complete this test to prove you did the work.
@GossiTheDog It may be right only half the time, but when your performance review hinges on it ... maybe you get a better performance bonus for being wrong.
I'm going to love the malicious compliance posts coming up for this half's review cycle on Blind 😈
As long as the theme from Shaft is playing in the background, you can have all the good vibes 😎
@mrtoto I believe Excel 1.0 was shipped with a function which does exactly that (RAND()).
Could have saved themselves billions.
But Kevin... I'm sure it will get better. We may just have to change the benchmark a bit...
@GossiTheDog 42.8% inaccurate. Remember the Pentium floating point bug? 1 in 9 billion calculations were inaccurate. It cost Intel $475 million dollars. 1994 dollars.
And Microsoft dares foist this crap on the world?
“Slightly more accurate than a coin toss” is not the winning proposition they think it is.
@GossiTheDog my work is only profitable when we make no mistakes. And the longer mistakes pollute our system, the more costly they get.
Maybe focus on making AI detect existing mistakes? If it detects 50% that would be great, on one condition: your data must be a big enough mess.
I'm afraid that's opportunities everywhere! 🤣🤣🤣
Microsoft "It's a mediocre worker, but it will always say your ideas are the best."
Management: take my money.
@GossiTheDog I have come to a realisation that the word form of this does save people time in business but only because of the mad way people work.
I have a business caseto write. I have 1 table of data and 10 bullet points.
Business process wants a 3 page "paper" I provide the template, my data and bullets, it generates 3 pages of horseshit in the right format.
Senior person receives, doesn't have time to read so asks ai to summarise.
Returns 1 table and 10 bullets.
Magic