Keith Makan

I have spoken to a couple of people about this idea, those who know a little bit about steg often tell me this idea is pretty cool so I'll make it a little more public, see who catches it and starts doing interesting things before i do. Not saying I came up with this first, totally happy to pass the torch if I am to do so. But I do believe this idea could revolutionize security, cryptography and introduce a level of steganography to communication channels that is as hard to break as a secret key is to guess. I believe this possibly because my faculty for reasoning is flawed OR I'm missing something about my construction (I'm not a cryptographer--not a qualified one at least I'm just a dude who thinks about things a lot and just so happens to work in information security). 




So here I will lay out the idea, will all the notions expressed that I think make it work, and if they are true you should also agree with its advantages should it really work as i propose. 

AI is become more more prevalent in basically every single research area; that is to my mind undeniable. I remember when using neural nets use to be experimental (or hip and cool), now you can download a python package that handles building and training them for you! So there is definitely a significant up trend in the prevalence of AI and machine learning based technology in research.  I would need to be a special kind of moron to not guess that this will also spill over into information security.  The question is how will this affect us infosec people?