Doesn't need to be open source in itself, we need standards that are used and shared.
replyEven if its closed on their end, having standards is the key.
> Even if its closed on their end, having standards is the key.
replyGood standards are often (all of the time?) ignored by bad developers.
I'd say more of a commercial issue, creating your own walled garden is lucrative.
replyTechnically AI makes it much easier to reverse-engineer software, so long as the guardrails don't randomly kick in.
replyA bit harder to reverse the baked in firmware. Beyond your garden variety of hacker for sure.
replyShould’ve bought a Panasonic. Everyone knows Hitachi sucks for programmability hardware is good though.
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