I'm not against AI tooling, but Proton's CEO is catastrophically wrong on this issue. Proton leadership should see its employees' commitment to security as a unique asset worth guarding against industry trends, not an impediment to "AI velocity". If Proton replaces its talented and security-conscious engineers with vibe-coding product managers, it will lose my business permanently. Your paying customers want a stable and secure product above all else.
I'm not against AI tooling, but Proton's CEO is catastrophically wrong on this issue. Proton leadership should see its employees' commitment to security as a unique asset worth guarding against industry trends, not an impediment to "AI velocity". If Proton replaces its talented and security-conscious engineers with vibe-coding product managers, it will lose my business permanently. Your paying customers want a stable and secure product above all else.