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

Hello, I have this hypothesis that AI written code is less secure by default than it could be; that is, if you don't use Daybreak / Cyber Verification Program / uncensored models and such. Maybe someone with access knows? 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. It isn't about code reviews necessarily, but rather about just e.g. saying "Yo AI please write me app so and so". And then seeing if the output is as good if you aren't in these special access programs or have some good local model. Because I see myself relying more and more on my "regular people" AI's judgement regarding security when it writes stuff, and I feel like this might be a mistake (even for simple non-critical projects). But idk how I would know, without using these models and running some tests. So I wonder if someone has some info on this? Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50082127 Points: 1 # Comments: 0