A poster argues cyber-capable agents will make software more secure, not less
mariofilhoml · x · 2026-07-23
One poster says there is no cyber apocalypse
The author argues that software will become more secure rather than less secure as cyber-capable agents spread. The claim is framed as a rejection of “cyber apocalypse” narratives.
The only concrete context given is a side comment referencing the current Hugging Face attack, which the author uses to support the view that the industry will adapt. The post is opinionated and broad, not a technical security proposal.
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