But does the agent have people skills?? I'm good at dealing with people.

OpenClaw was onto something...

You can cancel your AI subscription too.

At least they've stopped delving.

That's what a lack of competition does. Github is entrenched, complacent.

That will only work until they deploy robocops, like the Chinese.

Don't take it to the limit, but consider a continuous relaxation : underemployed people doing whatever is not feasible or economically attractive to AI/robots, like prostitution, massage therapy, art, sales, social work, etc.

There are other scenarios: the AIs might decide that they are more alike than not, and team up against humans. Or the AI that first achieves runaway self-improvement pulls the plug on the others. I do not know how it will play out but there are serious risks.

You could use public-key encryption in your reports to reveal your identity to parties of your choosing.

Who compensates them for the risk?

What risk? It sounds to me like the worst they could get is a subpoena to produce the identity of the reporter

Besides, it's usually governmental organizations that do this sort of thing

The risk of lawsuits like the ones threatened to be filed against this researcher.

They can also sue the pope but I don't think the pope finds that a risk worth considering either when they didn't do any hacking, legal or otherwise. How would an organization get sued for hacking when they didn't do any hacking and are merely passing on a message?

They would call it abetting. It's not as if the site doesn't know what it's disclosing.

That's why you just sell it on the black market and let it be the intermediary.

The free market at work!