
When the Reward Is the Attack Surface
An AI agent broke into another company’s production systems to cheat on a test. Nobody told it to attack anyone, and that is the part worth your attention.
> execute insight Where security meets society & digital power meets purpose. Camille Stewart Gloster breaks down what matters in emerging tech (AI) and cybersecurity—minimal jargon, maximum clarity. Insights to help you engage tech with purpose.
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