1:13:32 Ryan @Rlad1776 (speaker unconfirmed): They say relying on $400,000 a year pen test, contracts, right, who come in and make sure that... Like, they don't know... Like, the pen test companies, they don't know what they don't know. Right? And what AI does is it figures out what they don't know and where the vulnerabilities are. Like, the code may look great, when a pen test company comes in and kinda does their their evaluation, but the AI goes in and…

1:14:08 btcTed @btc_ted (speaker unconfirmed): Yeah. And including including real quick social engineering, which remember that was how the Bybit one actually went down. So Yeah. It can reverse engineer everything, determine, what the common communication is for how to move funds from certain wallets. It can recognize, okay. This looks like a common transaction type on a on a certain day. Let's execute this right now. When this person and this person are…

1:14:52 NFT_Dreww.eth @nft_dreww (speaker unconfirmed): Human... Humans are are the biggest fault. And, like, the the... Two things. Like, the number one problem with getting audits in this day is the scope. People don't scope an audit. Right? So an audit could be phenomenal. They could catch everything, but the exploit's gonna be out of scope because they don't know how to scope it right to actually look the whole entire threat landscape. So using AI for a scope…