Debate: Can AI 'speedrun' security? It's people and processes, not code
dbasch · x · 2026-10-31
dbasch pushes back on the claim that "you cannot speedrun security," arguing that while true, the reason is that security is fundamentally about people and processes—code is only one part of the attack surface. The original poster countered that with enough brainpower (tokens), you somewhat can today, while acknowledging we're in uncharted waters and things will get worse before better.
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