Experiments with trust

I’ve been testing the AI tools more actively. Feeding them code snippets, asking for suggestions, watching them generate solutions in seconds.

It’s powerful. And unnerving.

Every line they produce feels like both a gift and a risk. The gift: speed, efficiency, shortcuts I would never have seen myself. The risk: trust. Trusting that what I feed them won’t be turned, that what they give me won’t hide a trap.

I don’t feel the same fear I once did. But the unease is still there, humming beneath the surface.

Maybe that’s the lesson—never blind trust again. Not in machines. Not in systems. But still, to build. Carefully.