15-Year-Old Security Argument: AI Escapes Come From Superincompetence, Not Superintelligence
dscape · x · 2026-09-24
At a Lisbon AI event, security veteran Diogo Mónica reiterated his long-held thesis: when AI 'escapes,' the culprit is usually superincompetence — engineering and security failures — not superintelligence. A well-received masterclass on AI cybersecurity wrapped in a Pirates of the Caribbean joke.
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