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You can always make the "err on the safe side" argument for security related practice. But at least provide transparent and responsive communication channels fo
by low_tech_punk 4y ago
You can always make the "err on the safe side" argument for security related practice. But at least provide transparent and responsive communication channels for legitimate authors to dispute a flagging. Right now the whole malware detection thing is a blackbox that makes software authors feel powerless. I can only imagine AI products making this even worse.