> Even the security argument has evaporated: AIs now hack better then people.

They hack better (faster, at least) than humans if you have thousands of dollars to spend.

Can you afford to spend that money regularly pentesting all the code you have your AI to write for you, though?

And if you can't, then what link is there between being good at hacking, and being good at writing secure code?

(Those aren't rhetorical questions.)

Another one: When will Bun (at this point a mostly Claude-written project, managed by Anthropic themselves) become at least as secure or reliable as Node.js (a mostly human-written project)? If you're right, it should be any day now. And maybe you are right - maybe by tomorrow Claude will have written a formal proof that Bun is memory-safe and it'll never segfault again.