Danny Jenkins

It hasn't changed.

But what happens in the interim is,

is we stuff it with this detection and response to try and allow us to move faster.

And then we go back and ultimately come to this realization, oh, we shouldn't have open relays on the internet.

We do need usernames and passwords on our accounts.

We do need geofactor authentication.

And in the meantime, we were just, oh, let's just throw it out there with nothing.

Then let's put some security.

Then let's put some detection and response around it.

And then let's put some real security where it's actually effective.

So I think there's a few different areas.

And the first is the business usage side of AI.

And

We're talking about vulnerabilities and things are about to get much worse with these new AI models coming out.

Cybersecurity is going to watershed moment.

Things are going to get bad, but not nearly as fast and quick enough.

But AI is also helping solve those problems.

I mean, we have hundreds of thousands of lines of code and we constantly do reviews.

We have security teams.

We have peer reviews.