Mike Johnson

I imagine things have even changed by then.

And so we will continue to have that moving forward.

And we will learn along the way.

And Sarah mentioned false positives is something that we actually work with a lot in security.

That is not new for us.

That is normal.

And we should make sure that we're reminding our teams like, yeah, you need to check these things work.

And you're seeing this in the industry where AWS had an outage recently that was AI induced, however you want to call it.

And they're making sure that they have senior engineers checking AI generated code going forward.

And these are things that we're going to continue to learn.

And yeah, nobody trusts these, but that's okay.

So in the first scenario, what's interesting is these aren't opposite sides of the same coin, which is what we usually get.

It's like this or that.

Yeah, so you've got a fragile team or a fragile environment.

Maybe that's the breakdown.

A poorly managed environment in general.

Sure, sure.

Realistically, and I'm not trying to change the scenario here.

Yeah, by the way, this is the rule of Wet Tours.

You can't change it.