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We allow juniors in risky areas because that’s how they will learn. Not the case for current AIs.
by nvch 1y ago
We allow juniors in risky areas because that’s how they will learn. Not the case for current AIs.
- tptacek 1y agoI think that's like, fractally wrong. We don't allow early-stage developers to bypass security policies so that they can learn, and AI workflow and tool development is itself a learning process.
- lmm 1y ago> We don't allow early-stage developers to bypass security policies so that they can learn Back when I worked at an F500 it was normal practice to give early-stage developers access to a "research" environment where our normal security policies were not applied. (Of course the flipside was that that "research" environment didn't have any access to confidential data etc., but it was a "prod" environment for most purposes)