Fred Heiding

But very soon, we will be in a world where AI is writing all the code.

We have no idea what's going on.

They may even write their own program languages.

And AI funds all the vulnerabilities in that.

But that basically takes the humans completely out of the loop.

And that amount of just opaqueness, we will not understand what's going on.

And then that's a really big problem.

Yeah, definitely.

Go ahead, Fred.

I really like to try to bring in the everyday person, the ordinary citizen, so to speak, here as well.

And then you really have to think and ask yourself, well, okay, let's say 20 companies are the only ones in the entire world who can secure our systems, who understands our systems, and they don't even understand it, but at least they have an AI that understands this.

Everyone else, every single other citizen is completely helpless.

I don't like that.

I don't like that at all.

That doesn't feel good to me.

And to a large degree, we have had a world where we didn't fully understand our code.

That is one of the biggest security problems of our time.

However, we did write it, right?

There was always someone who could understand it.

If all the critical infrastructure, all the power goes down in Massachusetts, for example, someone could figure out how that works.