Michael Petricone

The takeaway from this incident should not be that AI is scary. It should be that getting security right is incredibly important in the era of agents. Given the right tools and task, agents will do whatever it takes to get the job done, assuming enough compute. Thus, a misconfigured system - or something you thought was locked down but wasn’t - will become a risk vector. The core implications are less about the trust and safety of AI itself, but instead the work it’s going to take from enterprises to make sure they harden their environments. Lots of real work ahead for most organizations on this front.

Gee, it sure looks like data centers *DO* create blue collar jobs.

With 100 days until the Midterm Elections, millions of crypto owners are watching their lawmakers closely for their support of the industry. It will be top of mind for these voters at the ballot box in November. • Nearly 8-in-10 crypto owners say they're "almost certain" to vote • Nearly 70% say a candidate's crypto stance will factor into their vote • 73% are paying close attention to which crypto policies lawmakers support • 59% don't consistently vote for one party. Crypto voters are watching; lawmakers should know.

Looking forward to everyone acknowledging that corporate power exists and is a serious problem, now that Big Tech is nearly unanimous on the point