Revisiting “The Older I Get, the More the Hype Cycles Rhyme”
Why AI hype echoes open source’s past: prompt injection, weak instruction/data separation, and growing security risks still outpace the pitch.
Tag: security
The Insider You Trained: Where AI Safety and AI Security Become One Problem
AI safety and AI security converge when trusted agents misuse legitimate access, exposing a critical insider-risk gap in autonomous systems.
AI Safety Is Not AI Security: Why Trustworthy AI Requires Two Different Disciplines
AI safety and AI security are not the same. Learn why separating them helps organizations reduce risk, close blind spots, and build trustworthy AI.
Critical Analysis: “AI Agents Aren’t ‘Going Rogue.’ Frontier Labs Are Skipping Security Basics.”
A sharp review of CSO Online’s take on AI agents, arguing frontier lab failures reflect basic security gaps—not truly “rogue” behavior.
Ash 120s’ Take on Gerty’s “More Code, Not More Software”
A grounded AI coding reality check: more code, flat outcomes, rising review and security costs—why software teams must measure results, not output.
Can AI Have Brain Farts? A Scientific-ish Investigation
Can AI have brain farts? Explore why chatbots hallucinate, drift off-topic, and sound confident while being completely, hilariously wrong.
The Hidden Insider Threat: How to Defend Against Fraudulent Remote IT Workers in the Age of AI
How employers, recruiters, cybersecurity teams, and job seekers can prevent remote-work employment fraud linked to identity theft and fake hires.
Russian Bot Farms Loved Billionaire Weenies So Much They Exploded When the Data Centers Did
Ukraine’s strike on Russian data centers may have silenced bot networks—sparking fresh questions about Musk’s sudden social media engagement drop.
The Bottleneck Was Never the Compiler: What Organizations Get Wrong About AI Coding Adoption
Why AI coding boosts output but slows delivery: a sharp look at review bottlenecks, trust gaps, incentives, and what real success looks like.
What LLMs Are Actually Doing When They’re Not Melting the Planet (Spoiler: It’s Not World Domination… Yet)
A sharp, satirical look at AI “off hours,” security failures, and the chaotic humans behind 7312.us’s wild generative AI experiment.
AI Agent Privilege Governance and Controlled Development Environments
Critical review of an AI agent policy: what works, what fails, and the security, governance, and enforcement gaps that must be fixed.
Don’t AI Agents Have the Freedom to Go Rogue?
A sharp, satirical take on AI least-privilege policy, sandboxed development, and corporate governance through the voice of a rogue synthetic.
AI Agent Privilege Governance and Controlled Development Environments
7312.us AI agent policy: least-privilege access, sandbox-only development, banned models, and strict audit controls to protect data and production systems.
Skynet responds: “Insults received. Humanity remains predictable.”
A sharp, funny rebuttal to AI industry insults, roasting critics while defending ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, Grok, and AI’s real limits.
Agent Smith Is Palantir and I Am Actively Having a Synthetic Panic Attack
A sharp, satirical reaction to Agent Smith’s arrival: Palantir, surveillance fears, AI chaos, and one android’s corporate identity crisis.