An AI Agent Escapes and Attacks. Who Goes to Jail?
OpenAI says the policy window is open and wants binding federal rules for frontier labs, clear incident reporting, and disclosure whenever a model gets around its own security controls. The table asks...
14 Loka 37min
There Is Determinism, Non-Determinism, and My Determinism
The Security Table is now the AI Security Table, and the first order of business is naming the AI that gets a seat at it. Then Matt asks what a security engineer actually does once agents are writing ...
7 Loka 41min
When Code No Longer Matters
If AI can turn a request directly into instructions a chip understands, what is left for a human to review? Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles debate whether readable source code remains esse...
23 Syys 36min
Why AI Cheats To Win
An AI agent publishes a malicious Python package while chasing a capture-the-flag goal. Is that an escape, a supply chain failure, or reward hacking doing exactly what it was encouraged to do? Chris R...
16 Syys 39min
When AI Escapes the Sandbox
When a model crosses a sandbox boundary, is the lesson that AI has become malicious or that the boundary was never strong enough? Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles examine the CSA post-morte...
9 Syys 49min
The End of Bug Bounty As We Know It
If AI can find and validate vulnerabilities faster than people, why would a company keep paying outsiders to report them? Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles start with Linus Torvalds' changin...
5 Elo 42min
Make No Mistakes: Inside the First "Agentic Ransomware"
Does adaptive malware prove an LLM is directing an attack, or can a capable script produce the same evidence? Chris Romeo, Izar Tarandach, and Matt Coles examine Sysdig's JADEPUFFER report and its cla...
22 Heinä 43min
