[iririririr]

all community projects (specially the ones maintained or opensourced by model owners) will certainly have the security-convenience trade offs set all the way to convenience while advertising all the (off by default) security features

[DrewADesign]

Setting the convenience knob to very convenient in a system that has a lot more eyeballs on it will always be better than having something that one person who, let’s be real, probably doesn’t even have journeyman-level coding skills, estimates to be very secure based on what the model told them and a quick-skim code review.

It’s also a hell of an indictment of this community. FreeBSD is a community project. Qubes is a community project. SELinux is a community project. And people wonder why developers don’t take vibe coders seriously.