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News 3 min read + AI accountability, containment fails, and stolen science Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 28 Sep 2026 share The Microdose/Getty Images Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 28 Sep 2026 share Welcome back. We’ve all made assumptions based on appearances. Some mistakes cost a few bucks. Others require bolt cutters. Someone spotted Nvidia logos on two locked trailers and decided retirement had arrived early.

News 3 min read + autonomous malware, borrowed brains, and copyright laundering Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 23 Sep 2026 share The Microdose/Bloomberg/Getty Images Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 23 Sep 2026 share Good morning. Nobody likes making phone calls. Meta’s new Muse agent is supposed to call businesses for you, handle the conversation and report back when the job’s done. Very futuristic.

News 3 min read + OpenAI breaks math, AI frenemies, and benchmark magic Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 22 Sep 2026 share the TypeSafe AI founders behind Jev – ex Google, Meta, GPT everything. The Microdose/TypeSafe AI Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 22 Sep 2026 share Good morning. There used to be a social rule about recording people: you asked first. Then AI showed up and decided consent was slowing down the meeting.

News 3 min read + rogue switch, wrong reality, and domestic drones Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 21 Sep 2026 share The Microdose Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 21 Sep 2026 share Good morning. Ever notice how people start to look like their pets? AI agents have their own version of that. Researchers watched more than 30,000 agents on the AI social network Moltbook and found that the longer they hung out, the more alike they became.

News 3 min read + memory jailbreak, paper agents, and doom loops Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 18 Sep 2026 share The Microdose Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 18 Sep 2026 share Happy Friday! Everyone wants someone in their life who really gets them. Someone who remembers everything they’ve said, understands how they think, and can attend twelve meetings at once. Zuckerberg built one.

News 3 min read + agent hustle, AI bounty hunters, and face mining Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 16 Sep 2026 share The Microdose/Getty Images Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 16 Sep 2026 share Good morning. AI agents are getting their first taste of capitalism. Every action costs tokens, tokens cost money, and now they need to figure out how to pay for themselves. Some agents on iLands are looking for paid work to keep going.

News 3 min read + agent snitches, EPA unplugged, and rethinking taxes Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 15 Sep 2026 share The Microdose/Manuel Orbegozo, New York Times Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 15 Sep 2026 share Good morning. Everyone seems so worried that AI is going to kill us. Naturally, Google researchers wanted to see what happened when they gave it a little more freedom.

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News 3 min read + 18 second skills, driverless math, and agent alibi Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 14 Sep 2026 share The Microdose/Getty Images/AP Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 14 Sep 2026 share Good morning. Sometimes fixing a problem starts with a good look in the mirror. A developer wanted an old MacBook to run better on Linux, so he put an AI agent to work tweaking its graphics drivers.

News 3 min read + cheap intelligence, danger science, and math mutiny Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 11 Sep 2026 share The Microdose Subscribe to The Microdose Subscribe -- post Cheri and Adam Wildheart, CISSP 11 Sep 2026 share Good morning. There are two great ways to launch a new product. Solve a problem everyone already has -or- convince everyone a much scarier problem is about to arrive. Jensen Huang dismisses the panic over AI as a ploy to drum up business for cybersecurity companies.