There seems to be a broad misunderstanding among Altman and his fellow AI enthusiasts, like Elon and even Zuckerberg (who understands the least of them all), about what they’re actually building.
Technical fluency remains a distinct category from operational intuition. These builders focus on the mechanics of intelligence while ignoring the messy, human reality of how security teams actually function under pressure. We see the same gap when we consider that while model training slows down due to compute or data constraints, the threat actors operate across borders without any such friction. They treat the global security fabric as a single, porous entity. Security leadership must reconcile this mismatch between the localized nature of innovation and the borderless reality of modern risk.
Technical fluency remains a distinct category from operational intuition. These builders focus on the mechanics of intelligence while ignoring the messy, human reality of how security teams actually function under pressure. We see the same gap when we consider that while model training slows down due to compute or data constraints, the threat actors operate across borders without any such friction. They treat the global security fabric as a single, porous entity. Security leadership must reconcile this mismatch between the localized nature of innovation and the borderless reality of modern risk.
https://cyrilsimonnet.substack.com/p/the-slowdown-has-a-jurisdiction-the?utm_source=substor&utm_medium=substack&utm_campaign=comment
How's that been working for us, Cyril? Civilization simply disintegrates under that style of separation.