Proton CEO on AI-era engineer identity crisis: mitsuhiko says the old times aren't coming back
dsp_ · x · 2026-10-30
Quoting Proton CEO Andy Yen's remarks, steipete sympathizes with engineers' identity loss as AI redefines the job, but notes Yen runs a business and has limited patience after two years for the industry to adapt. mitsuhico's rebroadcast adds: there's no good way to deliver this news — the old times aren't coming back, and workforces that don't get on board are on their own.
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