Obviously people perceive value there, but on the surface it does seem odd.

"These things are more destructive than your average toddler, so you need to have a fence in place kind of like that one in Jurassic Park, except you need to make sure it absolutely positively cannot be shut off, but all this effort is worthwhile, because, kind of like civets, some of the artifacts they shit out while they are running amok appear to have some value."

It’s shocking the collective shrug I get from our security people at work. I attend pretty serious meetings about genAI implementations and when I ask about points of view around security given things as crazy as “adversarial poetry” is a real thing I just get shrugs. I get the feeling they don’t want to be the ones to say “no, don’t bring genai to our clients” but also won’t dare say “yes, our client’s data is safe with integrated genai”.

Love the mix of metaphors.