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 Okt 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 Okt 41min
When AI Controls The Hardware
Anthropic wants to give AI agents one shared way to run microscopes, liquid handlers, and robotic arms, and the squad cannot agree on whether that is progress or the opening scene of every bad sci fi ...
30 Sep 42min
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 Sep 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 Sep 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 Sep 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 Aug 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 Jul 43min
