It's an interesting risk tradeoff to think about. Is 14k lines of LLM generated code more likely to have an attack in it than 14k lines of transitive library dependencies I get when I add a package to my project?
In the library case, there is a network of people that could (and sometimes do) deliberately inject attacks into the supply chain. On the other hand, those libraries are used and looked at by other people - odds of detection are higher.
With LLM generated code, the initial developer is the only one looking at it. Getting an attack through in the first place seems harder, but detection probability is lower.
In the library case, there is a network of people that could (and sometimes do) deliberately inject attacks into the supply chain. On the other hand, those libraries are used and looked at by other people - odds of detection are higher.
With LLM generated code, the initial developer is the only one looking at it. Getting an attack through in the first place seems harder, but detection probability is lower.