In March 2026, a financial services company discovered that their customer-facing AI agent had been quietly leaking internal pricing data — for three weeks before anyone noticed [1]. There was no buffer overflow. No SQL injection. No misconfigured API. Nobody breached a server. The agent leaked the...
Read article## AI Agents Don't Need a Genius for Every Decision AI agents burn a shocking amount of intelligence on tiny decisions. Should I retry? Which tool fits here? Did this task actually finish? Is this action risky? Which five of these hundred documents actually matter? Right now, most teams call the ...
Read article## First, give it to a robot Earlier this week, I [wrote about](https://dev.to/lolocoding/164-disposable-computers-one-judging-afternoon-and-a-question-nobody-had-time-to-ask-19da) how I built a tool to run every submission from a hackathon, all 164 of them, each on its own disposable computer, to ...
Read articleHave you ever tried to build an automation that works so well it bypasses the very rules you set for it? Recently, I was working on a small repository designed to automate the painful process of updating my resume. The idea was simple: build a system that runs weekly, checks my social media activity...
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