Ask HN: Is AI-written code less secure if you don't use Daybreak (or similar)

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Hello, I have this hypothesis that AI written code is less secure by default than it could be; that is, if you don&#x27;t use Daybreak &#x2F; Cyber Verification Program &#x2F; uncensored models and such. Maybe someone with access knows?<p>So the question is whether, by default, code is less secure if written by the same (or very similar) model but without that kind of special access.<p>It isn&#x27;t about code reviews necessarily, but rather about just e.g. saying &quot;Yo AI please write me app so and so&quot;.<p>And then seeing if the output is as good if you aren&#x27;t in these special access programs or have some good local model.<p>Because I see myself relying more and more on my &quot;regular people&quot; AI&#x27;s judgement regarding security when it writes stuff, and I feel like this might be a mistake (even for simple non-critical projects).<p>But idk how I would know, without using these models and running some tests. So I wonder if someone has some info on this?

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