Enrolling with/registering several devices. Webauthn is pretty cool if not a bit complicated.
For example, passkey on iPhone and on the same account register a second key such as a yubikey.
That’s how my github is configd, for example: my phone and MacBook can auth w OS passkeys. If I need to login on another host, like my windows host or in your example at the library, the yubikey is another registered hardware authenticator.
It’s been this bad for a little while, iirc have seen a few of these pop up over the last few years. And that’s just for the few someone’s caught/documented
Surely you appreciate our lack of free will, and how I have no choice but to leave this comment in the void as a sticker for the both of us to have as a token nod to such an existence.
If 80% is “done by the AI”, who is responsible for the certain failure on behalf of the AI? Given inference often is, >0%, wrong — in a word… hmm.
How many 9s until you’re comfortable? Even then, knowing 1000 tasks could likely have at least 1 foundational issue… how do you audit? “Pretty please do the needful” and have another “please ensure they do the needful”. Do you review the 1000 inputs/outputs processed? Don’t get me wrong, am familiar with the “send it” ethos all too well, but at-scale it seems like quite the pickle.
Genuinely curious how most people consider these angles… was tasked with building a model once to perform what literally could’ve otherwise been a SQL query… when I brought this up, it was met with “well we need to do it with AI” I don’t think a humans gonna want to find that needle in a haystack when 100,000 significant documents are originated… but I don’t have to worry about that one anymore thank goodness.
This connects some many sparse dots on the map for me. Finishing it right now, thank you for commenting w the link. What a perspective, and well-written parable to communicate it.
For example, passkey on iPhone and on the same account register a second key such as a yubikey.
That’s how my github is configd, for example: my phone and MacBook can auth w OS passkeys. If I need to login on another host, like my windows host or in your example at the library, the yubikey is another registered hardware authenticator.
Worth adopting/looking into imo