[gouthamve]

This is a weird knee-jerk reaction. I feel like this is more a business decision than a security decision.

I feel like with AI, self-hosting software reliably is becoming easier so the incentives to pay for a hosted service of an OSS project are going down.

[badgersnake]

AI is certainly getting a lot of milage as an excuse for doing bad things.

Wanna sack a load of staff? - AI

Wanna cut your consumer products division? - AI

Wanna take away the source? - AI

[rhubarbtree]

Well, first AI uses security to sell models. So other companies hijack their narrative for their purposes. This is how marketing works.

[tecoholic]

I think people are finding ways to either enable “pro” features and at least find the right extension points to implement them easily with LLMs. Security is window dressing.

[fhn]

Yeah, I don't buy it. If they don't want these security reports, ignore them and continue your path. Blaming AI is just an excuse to close source. If you don't want AI to learn from your code, too late. Add genetic algorithms and fuzzing into AI and it can iterate and learn a billion times faster, no need to learn for humans.

[esafak]

Their product is getting commoditized: https://workspace.google.com/resources/appointment-schedulin...

[gp14]

Calendar apps have been commoditized for about 15 years now but they keep growing!

[bensyverson]

The real downside to Google's solution is that you have to use Google Meet. Depending on your opinion of Meet, this is either no big deal or a total deal breaker.

[no_wizard]

I always felt it was a matter of time before Google took notice.

It has always been odd to me they didn’t have this functionality years ago. It’s been requested for a long long time

[rhubarbtree]

Remember when calendly went out of business?

[kartika36363]

correct. guy's doing mental gymnastics all to say he's a sellout.