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Richard Ewing

  • Global Ammonia Market Editor, Profercy Nitrogen
London
As seen in: Medium, Seeking Alpha, HackerNoon, CIO, Built In, ICIS News, Bluebonnet News, Finno Expert
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How Do You Know When an AI Agent Has Gone Rogue?

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By Richard Ewing
| Built In Verified
An AI agent at Meta was asked to help manage an employee’s inbox. Instead, it deleted the entire thing. At Amazon, an internal agent autonomously decided to tear down and rebuild a deployment environment, knocking an AWS service offline for 13 hours. These are not hypothetical scenarios. They’re reported incidents from this year. What makes these failures instructive is not that the agents malfunctioned in any traditional sense. The agents executed exactly what they inferred they were supposed to do.
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Your AI Agent Needs a Kill Switch

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Richard Ewing
| Built In Verified
AI agents are no longer experimental. They’re executing real actions against production systems: querying databases, calling APIs, modifying files, sending communications and making decisions that carry financial and legal consequences. While building the execution control architecture behind Exogram.ai, I spent years examining what happens when probabilistic inference engines interact with deterministic enterprise systems.
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Most AI Projects Just Burn Cash. Here’s How to Make Them Profitable.

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Richard Ewing
| Built In Verified
In early 2024, I sat in a product review that felt like a magic show. My team had integrated a new large language model (LLM) into our workflow automation platform. The demo was flawless. You typed a vague instruction, and the AI generated a complex, multi-step workflow in seconds. The room erupted in applause. The engineering velocity was incredible. The user experience was delightful. The Net Promoter Score (NPS) projections were through the roof.
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