It seems like it has a lot of potential for things to go wrong. I can imagine the system flagging all sorts of valid software as malware for various reasons and failing to flag actual malware that does not meet whatever inscrutable criteria the ML model uses.
Systems like this seem like a good idea on paper, but without some basic controls like a whitelist / safelist it invites all sorts of trouble.
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[ 2.0 ms ] story [ 18.4 ms ] threadWhat could possibly go wrong?
Maybe that is a good idea to remove bloat from windows computers
It seems like it has a lot of potential for things to go wrong. I can imagine the system flagging all sorts of valid software as malware for various reasons and failing to flag actual malware that does not meet whatever inscrutable criteria the ML model uses.
Systems like this seem like a good idea on paper, but without some basic controls like a whitelist / safelist it invites all sorts of trouble.