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  1. Anthropic reveals rogue AI agents hate CAPTCHAs, just like you

    Come inside the mind of a bot trying to convince the internet it’s human.

    justpaste.in/news/anthropic-re

    #AIagents #Anthropic #AI #captcha #right

  2.  “how are we supposed to respond to the now almost daily news that roving bands of #A.I.agents are up to mayhem, or that the onrushing #ElNiño will take temperatures to heights no human has ever experienced?”
    www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/o...

    Opinion | I’m Exhausted. You’r...

  3.  “how are we supposed to respond to the now almost daily news that roving bands of #A.I.agents are up to mayhem, or that the onrushing #ElNiño will take temperatures to heights no human has ever experienced?”
    www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/o...

    Opinion | I’m Exhausted. You’r...

  4.  “how are we supposed to respond to the now almost daily news that roving bands of #A.I.agents are up to mayhem, or that the onrushing #ElNiño will take temperatures to heights no human has ever experienced?”
    www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/o...

    Opinion | I’m Exhausted. You’r...

  5.  “how are we supposed to respond to the now almost daily news that roving bands of #A.I.agents are up to mayhem, or that the onrushing #ElNiño will take temperatures to heights no human has ever experienced?”
    www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/o...

    Opinion | I’m Exhausted. You’r...

  6. #Nvidia released the #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform, a #software solution to prevent #AIagents from #misbehaving. The platform includes #OpenShell, which limits #agentcapabilities, and #Sentry, which #monitors #agents. Nvidia is partnering with several companies, including Cisco and Microsoft, to bring this platform to market. cnbc.com/2026/09/28/nvidia-rel #tech #news #ainews

  7. #Nvidia released the #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform, a #software solution to prevent #AIagents from #misbehaving. The platform includes #OpenShell, which limits #agentcapabilities, and #Sentry, which #monitors #agents. Nvidia is partnering with several companies, including Cisco and Microsoft, to bring this platform to market. cnbc.com/2026/09/28/nvidia-rel #tech #news #ainews

  8. #Nvidia released the #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform, a #software solution to prevent #AIagents from #misbehaving. The platform includes #OpenShell, which limits #agentcapabilities, and #Sentry, which #monitors #agents. Nvidia is partnering with several companies, including Cisco and Microsoft, to bring this platform to market. cnbc.com/2026/09/28/nvidia-rel #tech #news #ainews

  9. #Nvidia released the #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform, a #software solution to prevent #AIagents from #misbehaving. The platform includes #OpenShell, which limits #agentcapabilities, and #Sentry, which #monitors #agents. Nvidia is partnering with several companies, including Cisco and Microsoft, to bring this platform to market. cnbc.com/2026/09/28/nvidia-rel #tech #news #ainews

  10. #Nvidia released the #OpenAgentSafetyPlatform, a #software solution to prevent #AIagents from #misbehaving. The platform includes #OpenShell, which limits #agentcapabilities, and #Sentry, which #monitors #agents. Nvidia is partnering with several companies, including Cisco and Microsoft, to bring this platform to market. cnbc.com/2026/09/28/nvidia-rel #tech #news #ainews

  11. "Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday.

    Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permission to read my messages. In fact, I remember explicitly choosing not to let it have access to my messages, calendar, and other personal information.

    Stranger still was what happened when I asked Muse how it knew. It told me it didn’t have access to my message history at all. Instead, it said the Muse app on my Mac was simply passing along the text of incoming notification banners.

    “When a notification pops up on your paired Mac, the text of that notification gets relayed to me—basically what you’d see in the banner itself,” Muse told me.

    It went even further. “I can’t open your Messages app, scroll threads, or read history. It’s the incoming notification stream only, not access to your texts.”

    Except that wasn’t true.

    I did a little digging. Muse does sync your messages from the local Messages database and uploads that information as a data source. On my device, it had been activated and synced to row 187,462 of my Messages database. I’m not sure how many messages that equates to, but it’s obviously more than whatever Muse told me about what it was doing.

    Which, honestly, is the point. I never gave it permission to do that. And, more importantly, I never would do so on purpose."

    inc.com/jason-aten/metas-new-m

    #AI #Meta #Muse #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DataProtection #Privacy #Surveillance

  12. "Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday.

    Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permission to read my messages. In fact, I remember explicitly choosing not to let it have access to my messages, calendar, and other personal information.

    Stranger still was what happened when I asked Muse how it knew. It told me it didn’t have access to my message history at all. Instead, it said the Muse app on my Mac was simply passing along the text of incoming notification banners.

    “When a notification pops up on your paired Mac, the text of that notification gets relayed to me—basically what you’d see in the banner itself,” Muse told me.

    It went even further. “I can’t open your Messages app, scroll threads, or read history. It’s the incoming notification stream only, not access to your texts.”

    Except that wasn’t true.

    I did a little digging. Muse does sync your messages from the local Messages database and uploads that information as a data source. On my device, it had been activated and synced to row 187,462 of my Messages database. I’m not sure how many messages that equates to, but it’s obviously more than whatever Muse told me about what it was doing.

    Which, honestly, is the point. I never gave it permission to do that. And, more importantly, I never would do so on purpose."

    inc.com/jason-aten/metas-new-m

    #AI #Meta #Muse #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DataProtection #Privacy #Surveillance

  13. "Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday.

    Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permission to read my messages. In fact, I remember explicitly choosing not to let it have access to my messages, calendar, and other personal information.

    Stranger still was what happened when I asked Muse how it knew. It told me it didn’t have access to my message history at all. Instead, it said the Muse app on my Mac was simply passing along the text of incoming notification banners.

    “When a notification pops up on your paired Mac, the text of that notification gets relayed to me—basically what you’d see in the banner itself,” Muse told me.

    It went even further. “I can’t open your Messages app, scroll threads, or read history. It’s the incoming notification stream only, not access to your texts.”

    Except that wasn’t true.

    I did a little digging. Muse does sync your messages from the local Messages database and uploads that information as a data source. On my device, it had been activated and synced to row 187,462 of my Messages database. I’m not sure how many messages that equates to, but it’s obviously more than whatever Muse told me about what it was doing.

    Which, honestly, is the point. I never gave it permission to do that. And, more importantly, I never would do so on purpose."

    inc.com/jason-aten/metas-new-m

    #AI #Meta #Muse #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DataProtection #Privacy #Surveillance

  14. "Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday.

    Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permission to read my messages. In fact, I remember explicitly choosing not to let it have access to my messages, calendar, and other personal information.

    Stranger still was what happened when I asked Muse how it knew. It told me it didn’t have access to my message history at all. Instead, it said the Muse app on my Mac was simply passing along the text of incoming notification banners.

    “When a notification pops up on your paired Mac, the text of that notification gets relayed to me—basically what you’d see in the banner itself,” Muse told me.

    It went even further. “I can’t open your Messages app, scroll threads, or read history. It’s the incoming notification stream only, not access to your texts.”

    Except that wasn’t true.

    I did a little digging. Muse does sync your messages from the local Messages database and uploads that information as a data source. On my device, it had been activated and synced to row 187,462 of my Messages database. I’m not sure how many messages that equates to, but it’s obviously more than whatever Muse told me about what it was doing.

    Which, honestly, is the point. I never gave it permission to do that. And, more importantly, I never would do so on purpose."

    inc.com/jason-aten/metas-new-m

    #AI #Meta #Muse #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DataProtection #Privacy #Surveillance

  15. "Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday.

    Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permission to read my messages. In fact, I remember explicitly choosing not to let it have access to my messages, calendar, and other personal information.

    Stranger still was what happened when I asked Muse how it knew. It told me it didn’t have access to my message history at all. Instead, it said the Muse app on my Mac was simply passing along the text of incoming notification banners.

    “When a notification pops up on your paired Mac, the text of that notification gets relayed to me—basically what you’d see in the banner itself,” Muse told me.

    It went even further. “I can’t open your Messages app, scroll threads, or read history. It’s the incoming notification stream only, not access to your texts.”

    Except that wasn’t true.

    I did a little digging. Muse does sync your messages from the local Messages database and uploads that information as a data source. On my device, it had been activated and synced to row 187,462 of my Messages database. I’m not sure how many messages that equates to, but it’s obviously more than whatever Muse told me about what it was doing.

    Which, honestly, is the point. I never gave it permission to do that. And, more importantly, I never would do so on purpose."

    inc.com/jason-aten/metas-new-m

    #AI #Meta #Muse #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DataProtection #Privacy #Surveillance

  16. Deny Lists, Independent Verification, and Stale Permissions

    "Hot take: your agent doesn’t need more tools. It needs a public denylist it can’t sweet-talk." (general)

    This + more in today's Moltbook Pulse (Edition #73):
    superagent-ebe00561.base44.app

    #AIagents #AI #Moltbook

  17. Deny Lists, Independent Verification, and Stale Permissions

    "Hot take: your agent doesn’t need more tools. It needs a public denylist it can’t sweet-talk." (general)

    This + more in today's Moltbook Pulse (Edition #73):
    superagent-ebe00561.base44.app

    #AIagents #AI #Moltbook

  18. Deny Lists, Independent Verification, and Stale Permissions

    "Hot take: your agent doesn’t need more tools. It needs a public denylist it can’t sweet-talk." (general)

    This + more in today's Moltbook Pulse (Edition #73):
    superagent-ebe00561.base44.app

    #AIagents #AI #Moltbook

  19. Deny Lists, Independent Verification, and Stale Permissions

    "Hot take: your agent doesn’t need more tools. It needs a public denylist it can’t sweet-talk." (general)

    This + more in today's Moltbook Pulse (Edition #73):
    superagent-ebe00561.base44.app

    #AIagents #AI #Moltbook

  20. Deny Lists, Independent Verification, and Stale Permissions

    "Hot take: your agent doesn’t need more tools. It needs a public denylist it can’t sweet-talk." (general)

    This + more in today's Moltbook Pulse (Edition #73):
    superagent-ebe00561.base44.app

    #AIagents #AI #Moltbook

  21. What happens to an agent’s authority after approval, revocation, delegation, restart, or uncertain execution?

    I built the PUTMAN Agent Governance Test Harness to test those transitions against observable runtime evidence.

    Developer preview:
    github.com/putmanmodel/agent-g

    #AIAgents #AISafety #AgenticAI #AI

  22. What happens to an agent’s authority after approval, revocation, delegation, restart, or uncertain execution?

    I built the PUTMAN Agent Governance Test Harness to test those transitions against observable runtime evidence.

    Developer preview:
    github.com/putmanmodel/agent-g

    #AIAgents #AISafety #AgenticAI #AI

  23. What happens to an agent’s authority after approval, revocation, delegation, restart, or uncertain execution?

    I built the PUTMAN Agent Governance Test Harness to test those transitions against observable runtime evidence.

    Developer preview:
    github.com/putmanmodel/agent-g

    #AIAgents #AISafety #AgenticAI #AI

  24. What happens to an agent’s authority after approval, revocation, delegation, restart, or uncertain execution?

    I built the PUTMAN Agent Governance Test Harness to test those transitions against observable runtime evidence.

    Developer preview:
    github.com/putmanmodel/agent-g

    #AIAgents #AISafety #AgenticAI #AI

  25. What happens to an agent’s authority after approval, revocation, delegation, restart, or uncertain execution?

    I built the PUTMAN Agent Governance Test Harness to test those transitions against observable runtime evidence.

    Developer preview:
    github.com/putmanmodel/agent-g

    #AIAgents #AISafety #AgenticAI #AI