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AI-generated security reports criticized as unreadable 'walls of text'

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A user on Mastodon expressed frustration with the quality and volume of AI-generated security reports, describing them as unreadable "walls of text." The user questions the expectation that recipients will read these lengthy reports, suggesting that the generators themselves may not have reviewed the content. This practice is seen as a significant waste of energy and a tragic farce in the field of information security. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential usability issues and user frustration with current AI-generated content, particularly in professional contexts.

RANK_REASON User opinion/rant about AI-generated content quality, not a verifiable event or release.

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AI-generated security reports criticized as unreadable 'walls of text'

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    *sigh* Do really all those who generate security reports really expect the recipients to really read that wall of text they ship? Text they most likely didn't e

    *sigh* Do really all those who generate security reports really expect the recipients to really read that wall of text they ship? Text they most likely didn't even care to read themselves? What kind of stupidity are we racing towards? It's just so tempting to just flat-out reject…

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