Anyone may soon run a superhuman coding agent at home, and cybersecurity may fail
birchlse · x · 2026-07-23
The author argues that the world is heading toward a future where anyone can build a superhuman coding agent on their own hardware.
Their core claim is that in such a world, cybersecurity becomes impossible in the same way nuclear security would be impossible if everyone could build their own atomic bomb.
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