Cloudflare just broke all the rules
Source: YouTube · Mo Bitar · published Mar 4, 2026 · 18:58
Cloudflare executed a massive internet "heist" using Claude AI to "steal the Constitution" in just one week for only $1,000 0:00-0:20.
Key Takeaways:
• Cloudflare's achievement is compared to famous heists in movies like The Italian Job and National Treasure 0:05-0:10
• The company utilized Claude code AI technology to accomplish this task 0:15-0:17
• Dane K serves as both CTO of Cloudflare and an angel investor 0:32-0:39
The video hints at more details about Cloudflare's unconventional approach to technology and business, though the full context is not available in this transcript segment.
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Cloudflare has just pulled off one of the most massive heists in internet history. If you've watched the Italian job, National Treasure with Nicholas Cage. It's bigger than that. They they stole the Constitution and they used AI to do it. They used Claude code to do it and they did it in a week for $1,000. And here's what they did. So Dane Nect here, I'm sorry. I should look up pronunciation for all the people I talk about. It's just you know what >> this name is pronounced as >> K. Okay. So Dane K uh is the CTO of Cloudflare and he's also an angel investor. And the funny thing about the Cloudflare people, they're like the Y Combinator people where they they they post like you would think they were idiots by by their posting patterns. That's that's all I'll say. Like they post really we re…