Post #3113008
2026-06-05 05:02 UTC
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@ggtdbz@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2026-06-05 07:04
The first one insisted to make sure one of the most competent human beings who ever existed oriented a thing downward in order to not die during a very well-rehearsed procedure. The second one is a reference to social media companies “outsourcing” support to chatbots with no intelligence and plenty of control, allowing people to prompt said chatbots into giving them other people’s accounts.
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@ugo@feddit.it 2026-06-05 07:02
It’s trying to convey that software and engineering discipline has gone to shit. Software written to have some of the most skilled humans at the given task in 69 still had safeguards to double check that the user, despite being one of the most eminent experts, did not provide incorrect input. Fast forward to 2026 and things have worsened to the point where ostensible “engineers” deploy systems that allow attackers to access people’s accounts simply by asking a bot, which blindly trusts the attackers. I don’t know yet to which degree I agree, but that’s what the comment is meant to convey in my interpretation.