AI agents remember what you told them to do. Over a long task, they forget what you told them not to do. In February, a director of AI alignment at a large technology company gave her agent a narrow job: look through her inbox and suggest emails to delete. She added a condition in plainContinue reading “Point and Call: Why Your AI Agent Forgets What You Told It Not To Do”
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The Margin Call Pattern: Budgeting Risk for Autonomous Agents
Your AI agent asks for approval forty times a day. The first few you read carefully. You check the recipient, you skim the draft, you think about it. Somewhere around the tenth you stop reading and start clicking, and by the afternoon the dialog has become a keystroke — a muscle movement between you andContinue reading “The Margin Call Pattern: Budgeting Risk for Autonomous Agents”
Policy as Governance: What OPA and Kyverno Actually Buy You at Audit Time
The question that matters is never “do you have policies.” It is closer to this: on 3 March, a workload ran in this cluster with a mutable image tag. Name the control that should have prevented it. Show me that the control was in effect on that date. Show me every exception that was openContinue reading “Policy as Governance: What OPA and Kyverno Actually Buy You at Audit Time”
