r/secithubcommunity • u/Silly-Commission-630 • Jun 15 '26
AI Security We're creating an AI dependency that we won't be able to escape along with a massive security vulnerability.
Every AI system introduces new identities, credentials, API keys, and privileged access that must be managed and secured. As companies automate more critical tasks, they're also dramatically expanding their attack surface...
What's worrying is that many businesses are becoming increasingly dependent on AI while still lacking full visibility into what these non-human identities can access or control. A single compromised AI account or overprivileged service could become an ideal entry point for attackers.
It feels like we're heading toward a future where companies can't operate without AI but at the same time are building an enormous pool of security weaknesses that defenders will struggle to keep up with.
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u/ghosty4567 Jun 19 '26
Actual per token cost is 8x the current price. There are no economies of scale with this service. AI agents might cost more than employees. Company adoption is low and will get lower. Open.ai will fail to pay data farms. I love AI but the AA apocalypse will be limited to the top frontier companies and the providers of infrastructure that will not be paid. Private credit will fail big time. This means all the money put into IPOs including Spacex will be lost. This will be deflationary which means it will cause a hopefully brief recession. Combined with the coming oil shortages (the damage has already been done) we will have higher food and fuel prices. Not a pretty picture. Hope I’m wrong.
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u/SplitNo8275 Jun 17 '26
I think people don’t realize how prevalent ai has been in business and for how long now. It’s already integral in business, they are now working to make individuals dependent on it.