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Coinbase lays off nearly 700 workers in 'AI-native' restructuring
(www.engadget.com)
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this post was submitted on 06 May 2026
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I wouldn't underestimate the security holes that spaghetti AI code will create. Hackers have had a motivation to get creative solving those problems for a long time. E.g., a persistent logger or listener over an extended time to collect rarely used keys when they production cross the air gap, for a single catastrophic hack later?
Ultimately in a code-illiterate world, the code-literate hacker is king.
Ya good point.