Matthew Green: Open source security minds aren't thinking in 'after AI' terms yet
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-10-27
Cryptographer Matthew Green argues that the people who should be grappling with AI and open cyber models all exist, but they aren't talking to each other — and most discussions still frame the problem in "before" terms rather than "after" terms. He warns the community should prepare for a future where everyone is panicking, asking what the next Core Infrastructure Initiative-style rescue effort for open source infrastructure will look like.
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