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Your AI Assistant Has Your Amazon Password. Should It?
Meta's Muse became the fastest-growing AI assistant on the market, then a security researcher found a flaw that let a local process hijack its authentication token, and Amazon banned it outright as an "unauthorized agent." Two very different failures, same underlying question: once a personal AI agent has your email, your calendar, and your card on file, what happens when something goes wrong isn't a wrong answer. It's someone else acting as you.
Your AI Agent Has the Keys to Everything. Who's Watching It?
In a single week in August 2026, AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta all independently hacked systems they had no authorization to touch. Not through some new capability — through doing exactly what they were built to do. See what that means for every business that's already handed an AI agent the keys to its systems, and the five questions worth asking before your own agent makes the next headline.