“A ton of companies are going to get breached by some 19-year-old running Artex and then buying tokens off OpenRouter or running it locally on their gaming PC, right? They're going to turn off Call of Duty, run Artex, then turn Call of Duty back on, right? And while they did that, they broke into a bank whose policy said, oh, we can never red team ourselves.”

Yes. If not with real R-Tex, you're going to have to use a AI red teaming product that is functionally equivalent, or you're going to have to hire a company to do that for yourself. If you do not, you will get breached. Yeah. It just terrifying, right? Because these things are completely non-deterministic by definition. They're very smart. They're very fast. They are so fast that no matter what, if you hire like an AI pen test, AI red team company, they will promise you verbally, oh, it is completely safe. And then they will give you a contract that says our product will give you cancer, will emanatize the escaton, and will likely end the human race. And you hold us harmless when any of these things happen, right? So there is a disconnect between what they will say verbally to you and what their lawyers have written, right? Because that company has, by definition, only existed for six months, or at least the product has existed for six months. If it is an older company, they have no idea what their product is going to do when it meets your software. They have no idea, whatever they say to you, but you have to do it because some dude is…