Cybersecurity

I have spent the last year working around AI security and governance, so I already understood the high level idea behind guardrails. Agents should have boundaries. Tools should have scopes. Read access and write access should mean different things. A system that can touch files, APIs, CRMs, Slack, browsers, or internal docs should probably have a stronger plan than “hope it behaves nicely.” Okay, that last sentence already sounds like I am about to sell you a whitepaper. ...

I have become the annoying person who asks, “Can I run this locally?” This is mainly because after working around AI security and governance for a year, I have started noticing how easily data leaves the systems we understand and enters systems we barely think about. I admit that this is a slightly irritating change in my personality. A year ago, if I found a tool that helped me automate something, summarize something, enrich some data, or speed up a GTM workflow, my first question was usually: does this work? ...

AI Browsers Are Here. But Should You Trust Them? Everyone’s racing to launch their own browser. It’s like last month we had 3 or 4 main browsers in the market and today there are 10,000 and to be honest 9,995 of those are AI browsers. ChatGPT Atlas. Perplexity Comet. Gemini(powered) Chrome almost out I guess. They’re trying to become assistants, agents and interfaces you talk to and not just a browser. ...