Read/Write, Rebuilt: The Internet's Two Egonomics, Quietly Rebuilt for Someone Else​

Two-thirds of the requests hitting an average website today aren't a person with a browser. Increasingly, the developer writing the software behind it isn't typing at a keyboard either: agents now build, review, and ship code that used to take a human hours to write. This talk looks at what happens when both of the Internet's basic ergonomics, reading it and writing for it, quietly stop assuming a human is on the other end, and what that means for developers, security, and the clock already running on today's encryption.