Loved this line: “It’s not the false positives that bother me. It’s the true positives that still mislead". That distinction feels so important, not just in security, but in how we engage with AI in general.
I’ve been writing about this from different perspective, how scaling AI without reflection just multiplies distractions that look useful but cost attention, energy, and judgment.
The systems that win won’t be the ones with the most data, they’ll be the ones built around people who still know what not to act on.
Loved this line: “It’s not the false positives that bother me. It’s the true positives that still mislead". That distinction feels so important, not just in security, but in how we engage with AI in general.
I’ve been writing about this from different perspective, how scaling AI without reflection just multiplies distractions that look useful but cost attention, energy, and judgment.
The systems that win won’t be the ones with the most data, they’ll be the ones built around people who still know what not to act on.