Browsers: Security Versus Privacy
A long time ago we separated from the monkeys. We've come a long way since then. We're now clever. We use iPhones. We send men to the moon. And well all stuff our fat faces with Big Macs and Cheezey Fries.
IMO, we've reached one of the most pivotal times in our entire evolution. Anthropic have just rolled out Mythos. It's the most intelligent AI ever created.
Experts predict that in two years from now, AIs like Mythos will be able to give birth. Yes, you read that correctly. AIs will be able to generate next generation AIs.
So Mythos #3 will have a baby. It'll be called Mythos #4. A year later, Mythos #4 will give birth to Mythos #5. And so on.
I'm a published designer. My company makes websites. We have a client that not so long ago sold a multi-million dollar superyacht.
On the PC, I use Google Chrome. I will now be massively downvoted. But one year from now, I will be massively UPVOTED.
Security will be significantly more important than privacy.
Imagine what might happen if Mythos #6 ends up in the hands of scammers, or the type of people that inject malware into websites and/or browser extensions.
Every week, at least two people on this sub start threads asking about privacy browsers. Next year, these people will be asking about security browsers.
What do you guys think about this? Some of you are a lot more knowledgeable about this topic than me, so I'll be interested to see what you think.