Agree, Ray, especially on your point about scaling. We continue to dedicate real effort on this.
Separately, I’m concerned about lawyers putting client data into vibe-coded apps. Most lawyers have no visibility into whether the libraries being used are secure or potentially compromised. When building an app this way, an LLM could easily pull in a dependency from a non trustworthy source without anyone realising it.
Proper governance and controls are essential when building these kinds of products. I’m planning to write more about this separately.
Thank you for reading David, and hope you've been well too :) And yes, 100% about your point on proper governance and controls. Looking forward to seeing your further thoughts in depth.
Really interesting takes. I hope that when the AI hype slows down, there will be a gradual convergence on the solutions that actually work and create value and less therefore less focus on largely speculative use cases that do not bear any real fruit.
Agree, Ray, especially on your point about scaling. We continue to dedicate real effort on this.
Separately, I’m concerned about lawyers putting client data into vibe-coded apps. Most lawyers have no visibility into whether the libraries being used are secure or potentially compromised. When building an app this way, an LLM could easily pull in a dependency from a non trustworthy source without anyone realising it.
Proper governance and controls are essential when building these kinds of products. I’m planning to write more about this separately.
Hope you’re well.
Thank you for reading David, and hope you've been well too :) And yes, 100% about your point on proper governance and controls. Looking forward to seeing your further thoughts in depth.
Really interesting takes. I hope that when the AI hype slows down, there will be a gradual convergence on the solutions that actually work and create value and less therefore less focus on largely speculative use cases that do not bear any real fruit.