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Eric B. has crossed Mosca Pass three times. Once in a 1980s Cessna, clawing for altitude through an hour of strategy. Once in a turbocharged glass cockpit, where the pass slid by like a footnote. Once in the back of a 737, where he barely noticed it. That compression is the argument of his latest piece. Every prior technology revolution arrived with a gift nobody bothered to name: time. The buffer between capability and governance. ChatGPT hit 100 million users in two months. The half-life of a security architecture decision used to be five to seven years. It is measured in quarters now. The CISO job stops being about implementing controls and starts being about compressing decision cycles. Give Eric's full essay a read.