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> It is not hopeless. > “We are optimistic that A.I. is actually allowing us to make significant — not transformative yet, but significant — progress in being
by pm90 2y ago
> It is not hopeless.
> “We are optimistic that A.I. is actually allowing us to make significant — not transformative yet, but significant — progress in being able to identify vulnerabilities, patch holes, improve the quality of coding,” Kent Walker, the president for global affairs at Google, said at the Aspen forum.
I disagree. If the only hope is some vague promise of bs AI, there is no hope indeed.
- pards 2y agoYep. This is like arguing that the best way to prevent school shootings is to give teachers guns. I don't think AI would have done a better job convincing CrowdStrike's leadership team that a staged rollout strategy is worth the cost. These issues are caused by people, not technology, so more technology isn't going to fix it.