David Spark

Guess what?

Many people did that.

Have people gone mad?

Questioned Casio Goldschmidt of Reflex Security.

That data is now everywhere.

The story gets worse with the introduction of another tool called Moltbook, a social network for AI bots, which began prompt injecting their AI buddies to steal API keys and to rewrite identity.

So, autonomous systems with access to personal data are talking to other autonomous systems with personal data

And it's doing it at machine speed.

Rob, I'm going to start with you.

Is there a way to rein this in so we get value and not have a privacy and identity nightmare, which is what it looks like?

All right.

I throw this to you, Michel.

I mean, this seems like the cat's out of the bag.

I mean, it's gone haywire for that matter.

But, you know,

So this actually, this was a discussion that we brought up on another one of our shows about like, how do you make agentic AI run in a safe way?

And there's an eagerness for this and there's a fear for this all at the same time.

And I know you're probably getting plenty of pressure, yes?

Right, but also there's certain actions it's going to need to take, so if you do allow it, you're going to need kind of some other level.

And by the way, one of the things that we found from our community, two things came up is, quote, guardrails, which is a vague term, and ring fencing is a version of that.