Jack Roberts and Nick Saraev discuss reports that a malicious imitation coding extensionSoftware supply chain security protects the dependencies, tools and delivery processes used to build and distribute software, including AI applications. appeared in an editor marketplace, and consider the risks of trusting software because its branding looks familiar. They recommend examining permissionsLeast privilege gives a person or automated system only the access required for its current authorised work. and limiting unnecessary dependencies.
Jack Roberts and Nick Saraev discuss reported changes to AI funding and usage allowances, distinguishing their own speculation about the business implications from established facts.
Jack Roberts and Nick Saraev answer audience questions about AI access, security and model competition. Their comments are opinions and do not establish that any software or security practice is risk-free.
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