I understand completely, and respect the tough spot they're in. They have a choice between human safety and cybersecurity/business needs here. I don't envy that position.
That said, this thing is in real production use with war fighters, doctors, and financial experts. Just YOLO'ing to a dumber model midway through a multi-step process and pretending everything is fine is not a real or defensible option. Someone is going to die, and its going to be the fault of whoever decided to make this the default rather than opt-in.
That said, this thing is in real production use with war fighters, doctors, and financial experts. Just YOLO'ing to a dumber model midway through a multi-step process and pretending everything is fine is not a real or defensible option. Someone is going to die, and its going to be the fault of whoever decided to make this the default rather than opt-in.
Personally, I couldn't live with myself.