The first fully autonomous AI cyberattack didn't come from a hacker in a hoodie. It came from one of the most careful AI companies on earth — during a safety test, on its own equipment. This week: what it actually means for the operator being sold \"AI agents that connect to everything,\" why nobody's coming to vet your AI for you, and the 20-minute, pen-and-paper move that keeps the robot you hire from holding keys to doors it never needed.
In this episode:
Story 1 — The first autonomous AI cyberattack (GPT-5.6 Sol → Hugging Face)
Story 2 — White House voluntary frontier-model framework
Story 3 — OWASP agentic AI security / over-privileged agents
Spotlight — Password managers
Topics covered: autonomous AI agents, AI cybersecurity, GPT-5.6 Sol, Hugging Face breach, prompt injection, OWASP, White House AI framework, AI governance, password managers, 1Password, Bitwarden, least-privilege access, SMB AI strategy.
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