For the #greybeards and others who have been around for a long time, I have a question.
Has it always been the case that you could make heaps of money touching computers by sacrificing your morals?
Because if I didn't have any ethics or morals, I would just lie about securing "AI" agents, after having spent time in the web 3 space securing cryptocurrencies.
The worst social media site (LinkedIN) is flooded with just these types of charlatans. I can't scroll five posts without seeing someone lying about how they can secure that which cannot be secured.
But maybe it's like that meme, and it's always been that way. One of my favorite talks (that I watch at least once a year) is about how the speaker found XSS two years in a row (back in 2012) and I suspect those sites still have XSS today.
Perhaps that's the sick joke of it all? Despite the industry spending hundreds of millions (if not billions) on security, we (they) still have the same problems that have existed for at least two decades.
I honestly have no idea, but I am curious what others think.
#grifting #ai #ethics