In 2024, Trail of Bits went AI native. Most of the team didn’t buy in.Eighteen months later: 94 plug-ins, 201 skills, 8…
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In 2024, Trail of Bits went AI native. Most of the team didn’t buy in.Eighteen months later: 94 plug-ins, 201 skills, 84 specialized agents, and AI-augmented auditors finding 200 bugs a week. As Dan Guido puts it: “AI works. Most companies are using it wrong. They give people tools without changing the system. That’s the gap between AI-assisted and AI native.” On July 9, Dan joins Tim O'Reilly for a live chat and Q&A on what worked, what didn’t, and what’s still unsolved. Register here:
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