Guillaume Chaslot

This is going to bring humanity to a bad place.

So I proposed different types of algorithms, and a lot of Google engineers were motivated by that.

Seven different engineers helped me for at least a week on these various projects.

Like, it's not the focus.

We just care about watch time.

So we don't really care about trying new things.

And a lot of times people are just like too careful too.

I mean, it's like

I think it's more useful to make things happen and then apologize later than it is to make sure that you dot all your I's now and then just not get stuff done.

We have a different policy, I think, than Twitter on this.

A lot of cybersecurity today is surviving because we just don't have enough manpower to test or attack from the attacker's perspective, everything.

And that's just completely changing.

These AI models, you know, be that now or in one year or in two years, they can just automate every part of cyber research or almost every part.

So the human factors is gone.

The day of human pen testers and security experts are gone.

And that's massive.