Technology

I get the issues with image generation and using text generation in scams etc. but as a professional coding tool (not just vibe coding slop) AI can be extremely helpful certain tasks, and this use case, where organizations just don't have the resources to have a security expert pore through millions of lines of code for bugs, is a net positive.

I think this is a case of "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater" we can absolutely still criticize the industry and specific companies for IP, societal, and environmental concerns but lets not turn away a win just because they're causing harm elsewhere.

The AI will exist either way, and people who use that AI will discover these exploits with it. I'd rather it be Mozilla.

That's why Servo and Ladybird need to be vastly built up

Hopefully not, but it makes you wonder how many vulnerabilities they might be introducing by fixing others...