>Bioweapons and RSI are pie-in-the-sky theories that distract from the real-world situation
It wasn't long ago when automated hacking was a pie-in-the-sky theory.
Sometimes it's helpful to prepare for things in advance. An ounce of prevention can be worth a pound of cure.
But hacking has always been a vulnerability, even pre-AI. The scale multiplier here is the number of vulnerable machines, not the intelligence of AI.
> An ounce of prevention can be worth a pound of cure.
It can be, but if you get chemotherapy on a hunch instead of a diagnosis then it could kill you instead. There is no evidence that RSI will ever exist.