OpenAI’s math drop is the equivalent of decades, if not a century of math advancement - achieved in weeks. I absolutely refuse old technology. It’s not that “old” is no longer useful. Before AI I insisted that “I don’t care about your innovation, show me what you made work, or how you failed trying.” Now? Any moment spent on old technology is a moment of stagnation. For example, in security, fuzzing and static analysis. Any time we waste there, models keep advancing and we fall behind. Even if models stopped evolving right now, we haven’t even started exploring what’s possible already, and the world would still change drastically, civilization taking a huge leap forward. We are not outmoded. We just MUST accept the changes around us instead of calling it “big labs marketing”, or taking a “wait and see” approach. Moving in the wrong direction now will teach us, and keep us relevant. And, we absolutely must secure the immense risk of adoption, especially with the speed required. And, as always, talk to me if you’d like to see what we do at Knostic to secure agents and MCP/skills/extensions. We’re the most mature in the industry, and unlike the large vendors, we won’t provide the solution to last year’s problem “next quarter”. And of course, [un]prompted is happening in two weeks, and it’s the place to be to learn, be a part of the community, and understand what’s happening in security and AI.