Raw LLM Responses

The great thing about cybersecurity is that it is ultimately cat and mouse. You are competing against highly motivated offense that will already be using their AI to instantly understand your supposed AI automation of security tasks. You cannot automate competition, and cybersecurity is a competition between offense and defense, forever. At the end of the day, offense is always one step ahead of defensive cybersecurity because they are more motivated than someone just trying to lazily automate jobs and collect profits. And with no people in the loop left to even understand the underlying code issues or security vulnerabilities, some of these AI startups and companies eliminating jobs today will become eventual targets for millions or even billions of dollars in cyber attacks. Also, want to send the job overseas? What happens if we get into a conflict with that nation, given the geopolitical instability of today? The supposed people you want to outsource to could end up working hand in hand with the very foreign powers trying to attack you. In a few years, you are going to have a ton of AI startups, AI operators with the computational intelligence of a monkey and absolutely no one left who understand the underlying systems anymore on the defensive side. It will be like having Quickbooks with no accountants. The automation of security jobs will leave big corporations more profitable than ever, and more vulnerable to attacks than ever before. Learn to hack and to defend- and learn to use AI as one of your tools, better than everyone else. There's never been a better time. When companies start making PR statements about the inflated cost of work and a "shortage" of experts impacting their bottom line - laugh and double or triple your price.