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My impression was that, when botnet sinkholing was first practiced, a lot of care was taken over avoiding collateral damage, but if so, then the standards seem
by mannykannot 3y ago
My impression was that, when botnet sinkholing was first practiced, a lot of care was taken over avoiding collateral damage, but if so, then the standards seem to have decayed.
This might have been a consequence of frustration - effective action seeming to be just out of reach - but I have also seen the fallacy that goes "we are the good guys, so therefore what we do is for the good." See also "normalization of deviance."
This is why I suspect that, if the AI Apocalypse is technically possible, it is inevitable.
- Spooky23 3y agoLike anything else, when it’s new, the A-team people are working on it. When changes slow and products or services move to steady state, care and feeding moves to dollar focused app teams.