I call this AI slop (a reminder)

This video about an AI-hallucinated cybersecurity bug bounty report made me laugh, because it reminds me of what happened in Craig's COPA identity trial appeal:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy-u1evNmVo&t=192s

• https://hackerone.com/reports/3125832
• https://www.linkedin.com/posts/danielstenberg_hackerone-curl-activity-7324820893862363136-glb1

The crashing function didn't even exist! Now remember Craig did the exact same thing in his identity trial appeal with the 'original Bitcoin code', which of course he is claiming to have written in the first place! He referenced functions and snippets of Bitcoin's code (and Hashcash code) that don't even exist.

I went over it here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bsv/comments/1ghjoct/bird_bird_have_released_craigs_appeal_notice_its/

Super embarassing. Or it would be if he had any shame. 'Satoshi' would not do this with his own code, obviously, and the fact that Craig thought this was worth submitting to court is hilarious to me.

Literally the only thing Craig's appeal did was provide the court with some of the most compelling evidence that he ISN'T Satoshi Nakamoto, that he can't even code, and that he is a fraud.

That's a bold strategy, Cotton!

Craig's AI slop is also why he got a costs order found against him for submitting his appeal, which is quite rare. Because just like with AI slop on Hackerone, Craig's AI slop is also a kind of DOS attack that costs significant resources to read over and respond to.