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This White Paper details how agentic AI is drastically accelerating competitive hacking, with CTF "first blood" times on Hack The Box declining by 16% annually. It argues that hacking competitions are shifting from tests of manual human skill to benchmarks for autonomous AI systems. To preserve the industry's integrity, the author suggests adopting a chess-like model with separate tracks for human and AI-augmented performance.
