I’ve worked in cybersecurity for 10 years, so I’m definitely familiar with LoL. I guess my point is that most hacking groups are financially motivated and pay very close attention to time/effort/money spent trying to breach a target vs payoff.
There’s just not a lot of reason for them to compromise an AI model that is not guaranteed to do what they expect instead of deploying malware via traditional means that is completely deterministic. This includes APTs because most of them are trying to make money.
Nation state groups where money isn’t the motivation is different, and maybe you’re right in that they’d be the ones to carry this sort of thing out. But I’d still argue that with the huge success they have with far simpler means, it’s likely not worth the lift.
And to be clear, I’m definitely NOT advocating to blindly trust any of these models or software 😅