National Health Service rules state that all software created with public money should be publicly available, but fears of computer-hacking AI models like Mythos have prompted a change in policy
interesting model, but i don’t know how i feel about putting health care systems out in the open for everyone to audit.
Surely that helps close dumb small mistakes, but that gives an insane edge for those with unsavory morals to worm their way in.
anyway it’s dumb to reverse course now if you’re going to continue to operate the software because there are probably many forks out there which will still give all the information about it to anyone who cares.
Security through obfuscation is a misnomer. This feels like just a sly attempt to reduce transparency in the digital bureaucracy cycle under the guise of “keeping up with AI”
You’re right in that its already too late at this point for whatever live systems are out there. Maybe they wanted to hide the fact that they want to vibe code everything to cut even more costs and gut NHS even further.
interesting model, but i don’t know how i feel about putting health care systems out in the open for everyone to audit.
Surely that helps close dumb small mistakes, but that gives an insane edge for those with unsavory morals to worm their way in.
anyway it’s dumb to reverse course now if you’re going to continue to operate the software because there are probably many forks out there which will still give all the information about it to anyone who cares.
Security through obfuscation is a misnomer. This feels like just a sly attempt to reduce transparency in the digital bureaucracy cycle under the guise of “keeping up with AI”
You’re right in that its already too late at this point for whatever live systems are out there. Maybe they wanted to hide the fact that they want to vibe code everything to cut even more costs and gut NHS even further.
yeah that’s a fair point, that’s probably more likely to be why they’re trying to hide it now