Teenage Engineers Contribute More Assembly Code Than Google Security Researchers

What was said

"Teenagers have written more assembly in FFmpeg than Google engineers. Teenagers have written thousands of lines of assembly over the years. Give a shout out back in the days to Daniel Kang. So also highlighting the work of people like Rukai Peng. This is a 16-year-old, some of his first contributions to FFmpeg."

In response to Google's AI-generated security reports, Cunha highlighted that teenage volunteers have contributed more low-level assembly optimization to FFmpeg than professional engineers at trillion-dollar corporations. He cited specific examples including Daniel Kang and 16-year-old Rukai Peng who found and fixed vulnerabilities without creating alarmist security drama.