Microsoft in damage-control mode, says it will prioritize security over AI
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is now personally responsible for security flaws.
@arstechnica but at the same time we know microsoft is full of shit based on 40 years of business practises
"personally responsible for security flaws" makes it sound like he's the one going in there and adding them on purpose
@arstechnica This is a good reason to not keep anything important in the cloud-if MS can screw over the government, then private citizens have no defense. The hackers don't care.
If they really mean it, Microsoft's CEO will be gone before Boeing's.
@arstechnica How about they start by rehiring the whistleblower, and firing everyone who knew about the vulnerability and didn’t get it fixed?
@arstechnica Does that mean he goes to jail when the AI gets somebody killed or does it just mean he's personally obligated to be the one apologizing when it happens?
@arstechnica especially concerning given their many security certifications. If such a bad system can be released, it means none of their purported security controls are effective. Smh
@arstechnica That's completely meaningless, as CEO he was *already* responsible for it. It's a deflection of responsibility to imply that he wasn't, he's simply avoiding accountability for the past.
@arstechnica How can an article about Microsoft saying it will prioritize security over AI have no mention of Recall?
