This seems like kind of a pointless analysis to me? Humans also generate bad passwords. It's why we use crypto-hardened RNG tools.
This is the default answer for all vibe coded slop business ideas for a while.
I do not think there is any money for something that trivial.
Even the irrationally exuberant VCs wouldn't put money in that.
> [...] Despite this, LLM-generated passwords appear in the real world – used by real users, and invisibly chosen by coding agents as part of code development tasks, instead of relying on traditional secure password generation methods.
Jesus F'ing Christ. I hope to have time to read the whole thing later.
*I know, I know, hash functions didn't exist on Earth a thousand years ago. Still true.
At least regarding “normal” text generation, if you tell somewhat to the LLM that generate a Python script to write down a random password and use it it may have better quality.
himata4113•3h ago