@AnjneyMidha: existential disruption is coming for most cybersecurity companies and no, it’s not claude directly, but yes it is a res…
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Anjney Midha warns that within ~18 months, AI-driven disruption will fundamentally threaten cybersecurity companies whose value depends on providing trust, citing the bitter lesson.
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existential disruption is coming for most cybersecurity companies
and no, it’s not claude directly, but yes it is a result of the bitter lesson more generally
if your value in the world is providing trust, a meteor is hurtling towards your core
~18 months is my best guess
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