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by varispeed 38 days ago
> in lieu of filling out security questionnaires.

Isn't that no longer an issue in AI era?

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Do you want to trust your company's legal commitment on the output of modern LLMs?
"Move fast and break things" applies even more in business than in software. If you get the revenue and don't suffer a legal penalty, you win. I've worked at companies that didn't outright fake their certifications, but definitely didn't care about following them and just did whatever was needed for the customer to pay up. In fact I'd say that's most companies. This is not a compiler you have to pass, it's a game you play with your customers.