The security risk of poorly reviewed AI code is bad enough on its own, but the employee abuse and Yen's comments are both serious warning signs that Proton is likely to go down the same road as other big tech companies and destroy its reason for existence in the process. I was starting to transition to Proton as part of my degoogling journey, but now I feel like I'm back to square one. I'm going to have to look elsewhere unless Yen resigns and the new leader acts quickly to restore my trust.
Splashcat
The security risk of poorly reviewed AI code is bad enough on its own, but the employee abuse and Yen's comments are both serious warning signs that Proton is likely to go down the same road as other big tech companies and destroy its reason for existence in the process. I was starting to transition to Proton as part of my degoogling journey, but now I feel like I'm back to square one. I'm going to have to look elsewhere unless Yen resigns and the new leader acts quickly to restore my trust.