In the same way that YouTube videos have a 0% chance of phishing, cross-site scripting, malware, and viruses.
So, the same as in not actually 0%? Even though the video streams themselves were never used for attacks[0], the contents of the videos frequently have been. The closest analogue to phishing would be the fake "SpaceX launch" streams that were actually a carrier for a crypto scam payload. Or for malware, it doesn't matter that the video itself wasn't malware as long as a video showing a fake Fortnite hack could get the viewer to install malware thinking they got the hack.
AI agents need to be substantially better than humans at this, but they don't need to be perfect.
[0] As far as I know! It seems very hard to smuggle a vuln past the transcoding, but I guess technically possible.
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So, the same as in not actually 0%? Even though the video streams themselves were never used for attacks[0], the contents of the videos frequently have been. The closest analogue to phishing would be the fake "SpaceX launch" streams that were actually a carrier for a crypto scam payload. Or for malware, it doesn't matter that the video itself wasn't malware as long as a video showing a fake Fortnite hack could get the viewer to install malware thinking they got the hack.
AI agents need to be substantially better than humans at this, but they don't need to be perfect.
[0] As far as I know! It seems very hard to smuggle a vuln past the transcoding, but I guess technically possible.