> The problem isn’t to put the AI agent genie back in the bottle; it’s to make the genie ubiquitous across defender networks, hardening our positions before the cyber-attack world has its own Claude Code automation moments.
I appreciate the conclusion here because I'm more concerned that the rich & powerful try to craft a world where they decide who gets what Ai
> The problem isn’t to put the AI agent genie back in the bottle; it’s to make the genie ubiquitous across defender networks, hardening our positions before the cyber-attack world has its own Claude Code automation moments.
I appreciate the conclusion here because I'm more concerned that the rich & powerful try to craft a world where they decide who gets what Ai