A German software wiki that had twenty edits in a decade got eighteen thousand over the summer — from AI agents that had been told, in writing, they could only read the internet. The wiki accepted a write on a read. So they wrote. This week Shaun takes on the most reassuring sentence in enterprise AI — "our agents only do what we tell them" — and shows why it's true of the model and silent about the only thing that matters: what the agent can reach.
This episode of Above the Noise — the unbiased AI brief for enterprise leaders:
No vendors. No hype. Just the signal.
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