Dunno, but this new security situation makes me think we can’t actually put the genie back in the bottle.
Once #LLM s have to be deeply involved in the pipeline, as suggested by this article ( and arguably common sense in a fight fire with fire way), that seems like a seed from which it will permanently grow into the whole computing world (of it hasn’t already).
Productivity tech bros are one thing. But the fight over security is another (right?). And cementing a position as the industry standard there feels like the first part of the hype curve settling in something that will stick.
It’s a stark image: wrangling all of this LLM output because if you don’t someone else will and use it against you. Honestly made start to ask the simple question … do I want computers in my life anymore, or, especially, the internet. If the Internet is the digital realm, I’m naturally out of my league as an organic. The more dominated it is by #AI / #LLM s , the less safe, comfortable and desirable it has to be for me, surely.
https://blog.himanshuanand.com/2026/05/the-90-day-disclosure-policy-is-dead/