An llm is a tool, I had access to Claude too but I didn’t find the bug. The author found it.
Ah, but are you a member of the wondrous, gifted class? Right now, I have to do two things to get access to front line models, with any ability to look at code vulnerabilities. I have to fill out an application, and I have to give my ID to a US firm, Persona, which I will never do, for identity verification.
If you don't do these two things, you cannot use Claude to find that $90k bug.
And it got me to thinking, what might this pattern look like in a decade? Will there be two classes of people? Those that have access to certain types of LLMs, and therefore, are well-to-do? And, what if being well-to-do, makes it more likely you can get access to those certain LLMs?