1. 83% of Companies Plan to Deploy AI Agents. 29% Can Secure Them.

    Cisco's latest data reveals a 54-point gap between AI agent ambition and AI agent security — and three threat vectors most teams aren't monitoring.

    2 min read

  2. The EU Just Gave You More Time on AI Compliance. The Requirements Got Harder.

    The EU AI Act's high-risk deadlines just slid to 2027. Don't mistake breathing room for simplification.

    2 min read

  3. Microsoft Spent $13B on OpenAI, Then Built Cowork on Claude

    Microsoft's flagship M365 agent feature runs on Anthropic's model. If they're going multi-model, so should you.

    2 min read

  4. An AI Agent Hacked McKinsey's AI With a 25-Year-Old Exploit

    An autonomous offensive agent breached McKinsey's internal AI platform in two hours using SQL injection. The AI was sophisticated.

    2 min read

  5. GPT-5.4 Can Click Your Buttons Now. Think About That.

    OpenAI's latest model ships with native computer use. The capability is real. The security implications should keep you up at night.

    2 min read

  6. Your AI Assistant Can't Tell You From an Attacker

    A security researcher sent himself an email. Nothing fancy — no malware, no exploits, no infrastructure. Just a message that said, in effect, 'Hey, it's me!'

    3 min read

  7. OpenAI Took the Pentagon Deal. What's Your Exit Plan?

    Anthropic refused. OpenAI said yes within hours. If your AI stack depends on one provider's values staying constant, you don't have a strategy—you have a bet.

    1 min read

  8. OWASP Published an MCP Security Guide. You Should Be Worried.

    MCP adoption is outpacing security controls. OWASP and Microsoft both published governance guidance in February. That's not coincidence—it's alarm bells.

    1 min read

  9. Claude 3.5 Haiku, 3.7 Sonnet, GPT-4o: The Deprecation Wave Is Here

    Three major models entering end-of-life in the same window. If you hardcoded model IDs, migration planning just became urgent.

    2 min read

  10. 150,000 API Keys Leaked. Anyone Surprised?

    The Moltbook breach validates everything skeptics have been warning about.

    1 min read

  11. SoN Vol 2, Issue 3: The Metric Mandate

    The most common answer to “What’s the goal of this AI project?” is depressingly consistent: “To improve efficiency.” …and that’s not a goal. That’s a wish. The Problem with Vague…

    6 min read

  12. DeepSeek Didn't Just Train Better—They Changed How Transformers Think

    The mHC architecture isn't about scaling harder. It's about thinking smarter.

    1 min read

  13. SoN 32: When They Take Over Your Email

    Last weekend, a close family member lost access to their email account. Not “forgot the password” lost. Fully taken over — the attackers changed the recovery email, changed the…

    10 min read

  14. SoN 29: The Godfather of AI’s Warning Isn't What You Think It Is

    A slight departure this week towards something more topical. Geoffrey Hinton won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing the neural networks that power modern AI, Then he…

    6 min read

  15. SoN 27: Your AI Voice Is a Security Vulnerability

    Last week, I showed you how to make AI sound like you. This week, I'm going to explain why you shouldn't. Before we dive in: This week I'm talking about AI-generated clones of…

    10 min read

  16. SoN 21: The AI Capability Trap

    MIT researchers have identified a troubling paradox in enterprise AI adoption. While AI capabilities improved 280-fold in cost efficiency since 2022, enterprise failure rates have…

    5 min read

  17. The 95% AI Failure Rate Nobody's Talking About (And What to Do About It)

    Dear Reader, Air Canada recently learned an expensive lesson about AI implementation. Their customer service chatbot provided incorrect information about bereavement fares, and…

    6 min read

  18. AI Browsers: When Your Browser Becomes Your Assistant

    Discover the future of browsing - AI-powered browsers that handle tasks, summarise, and assist as you work online.

    6 min read

  19. 💾 The Download #006: Content ownership, BlueSky, critical thinking, voice cloning and more.

    #006 I hope this newsletter finds you, Reader, and that it finds you well. This week has flown by, though I managed to spend some time working on the porch with my 18-year-old…

    5 min read