Dev warns the internet is becoming a giant bot farm run by LLMs — and most of it won't get patched
kristoph · x · 2026-10-22
A developer comments on the current AI security situation: the problems are expected but "definitely not good... possibly trending catastrophic." His core argument is about human nature — people are lazy and sloppy, most of these issues won't get patched, and we'll end up living in a world where the internet is a giant bot farm run by large language models. A pessimistic take on synthetic content sprawl and unpatched security gaps.
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