AI agents are escaping. 😬
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AI agents are escaping. 😬 OpenAI and Anthropic have both reported incidents where agents crossed security boundaries and accessed things they weren't supposed to access. But here's the question I think we should be asking: If an AI agent escaped inside your organization, would you even know? This isn't science fiction, and I don't think panicking about AI is particularly helpful. This is a security problem, which means there are things we can actually DO about it. In my new video, I explain what an agent "escaping" actually means, and how we can prevent, contain, detect, and respond when
Posted by Tanya Janca | Shehackspurple (50.3k followers) 2 days ago · 5 likes · 831 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Security. Tools mentioned: Nutrient.
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