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by jasomill
64 days ago
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An AI that consumes every document on the system in response to a simple search request is going to be fired just as quickly as a human who does the same thing not long after replacements able to use conventional search tools to efficiently accomplish the same task are widely available. Similarly, customers who rely on AI cowork tools will come to favor systems and applications that expose AI-friendly interfaces, which shouldn't be difficult to implement in most cases under the assumption that the models in question are already good at consuming API documentation and writing code (and, for that matter, writing API documentation, refactoring, and generating relatively straightforward wrapper code). I have less faith in the market's ability to effectively respond to security threats in a timely fashion, alas. |
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