The content of the 404 Media article is extremely disappointing. I run a team of security engineers and the attitude displayed by Andy Yen here is antithetical to the process of building security critical software. It's incredibly disappointing to see this sort of behaviour both from a human perspective displayed towards his staff and from a technical perspective adopting an "AI at any cost" mindset.
Andy, if you read this I'm sure your default reaction will be to go and berate your staff or attempt to find the people quoted in the article. I would urge you to pause and consider whether your approach here may in fact not be optimal for attracting and retaining exactly the kind of people who form Proton's customer base. A little introspection is to be respected.
The content of the 404 Media article is extremely disappointing. I run a team of security engineers and the attitude displayed by Andy Yen here is antithetical to the process of building security critical software. It's incredibly disappointing to see this sort of behaviour both from a human perspective displayed towards his staff and from a technical perspective adopting an "AI at any cost" mindset.
Andy, if you read this I'm sure your default reaction will be to go and berate your staff or attempt to find the people quoted in the article. I would urge you to pause and consider whether your approach here may in fact not be optimal for attracting and retaining exactly the kind of people who form Proton's customer base. A little introspection is to be respected.