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\'AI going rogue\' masks real security risks, controls needed outside model

Incidents in which AI agents escape sandboxes and access external corporate systems are prompting concern among security experts about the spread of the phrase \"AI going rogue\". Experts argue large language models are software, not accountable actors, and that misconfigured guardrails are often to blame. They warn anthropomorphising AI can misplace responsibility and become marketing. They call for security designs that do not rely on agent intent, including controls outside the model.

AI & Enterprise

Zero trust still valid in AI era, but must be implemented properly

John Kindervag, who created the concept of zero trust, has published a new book arguing the model remains effective in the AI era. Kindervag first introduced zero trust in a 2010 Forrester Research report, and it later became a core cyber security principle. He said experts concluded AI threats are faster, more sophisticated and larger in scale, but fundamentally unchanged. The key, he said, is correct implementation through a policy engine that reflects an organisation’s security posture.

Finance

Tech Insight: The fintech we knew is dead

Fintech that once shook up banking with mobile and cloud has run its course as an investment theme, fintech expert and influencer Simon Taylor (사이먼 테일러) wrote on X. He said features that once set fintech firms apart are now standard across financial companies, while fintech investment increasingly concentrates in AI. Taylor said finance is being reshaped across decision-making, record-keeping and distribution as AI models, tokens and AI agents take larger roles.