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The future of AI agents—and why OAuth must evolve | Microsoft Community Hub Our industry needs to continue working together on identity standards for agent access across systems.

I think this article: techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microso... is spot on. I'm working a lot on the intersection of AI Agents, MCP/A2A assistend code/security analysis tools and Identity and I am seeing a lot of concerning trends and problems with how AI Agents and MCP/A2A are using Identity.

Holy crap, Claude 4, $15/mt input and $75/mt output. They are really trying to drive people to the big plans.

Thank you

I can even help predict why the short sighted and solo'd solutions you have are

a) not going to solve the problem
b) create new ones
c) force adversarial change in ways you dont expect or control
d) all of the above

Maybe I need to do that^ "AsAService" .. lol

Some days I think my biggest value add in the org is as a Adversarial Business Problems Oracle.

I can look at the current adversarial business problem(s) you are trying to solve and reason across multiple stakeholder perspectives to help determine what the overall solution might look like.

In large data sets, people (regardless of demographic changes etc) look one way, and software looks different. I'm interested in why the data looks different regardless of the actual cause. If that is the methods great, if it's natural causes sweet, if it's something else let's find that too.

Is there a writeup on the missaplying of the data / analysis? I'd be super interested to read about that. I'm not a PhD type person but I've done similar work in finding automated attacks in large data and the methods and results are the same.

Sure. Except it's data. Their methods are transparent and it's the same kind of methods used to find automated discrepancies in other areas. They also don't just wave their hands. You should actually read the papers and look at the data then explain it. What causes what they see?

How can any serious business plan with all this crap going on? And with not knowing whether you'll get a working government or not each election. Has to be rough.

You have any thoughts on the work @electiontruth.bsky.social are doing on the data analysis of the 2024 swing states?

Hey @anthropic.com if I was to even consider paying you $100 a month it would have to come with zero limits. No way I'm paying to just end up rate limited 5 days in.

DOGE is going to vibe code a replacement. Hysterical amount of ineptitude on display.

And then struggle to communicate those connections until everyone else gets there...

Yarp and if this worked it probably would have already.

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Yeah too late man they put a week lifetime on them. It's why they used it. So you can't know what they are doing. They will lie and there is no record.
It's a playbook they are following deliberately
It's shit you do when you are planning and doing things you don't want to be caught doing.

This is how drs and nurses felt with covid and vaccine stuff I am sure.

Like, your take is batshit but it's way more that 280 chars for me to explain it. I can't put 25 years of experience into a few short paragraphs.

I get told that every review season at work already lol

The reason nothing will really happen is that their ultimate agenda needs people like this to succeed. The kind of people who lie to cover this up are needed to get to the ultimate goal: total takeover of the US from the inside.

If they remove them they might not get replacements who will comply.

That is most films these days.

Uncomfortable truth inc

We're too old and we were raised on a different quality of entertainment and actors. Modern films are aimed at people with lower expectations generally.

I find this true in video games too.

what's being described sounds a bit more like 2E. Bunch of upsides kept in check by a bunch of downsides

@qantas-official.bsky.social still have never left on time Perth to Geraldton everytime I've flown in the last 18 months. What. The. Fuck.

Time to start my own airline with no lost luggage and punctuality.

I think you are overly optimistic. I think it'll be like cooking frogs. Slowly turning up the heat until it's too late.

I think people are still deluding themselves that this ends in 4 years. It does not. These are not the actions of a government that expects to turn this over to another group. Ever.

You just don't break everything this bad if you expect the next guys will undo things.

That was the one thing I liked about threads. Lots of local stuff by default. Tons of Aussies.

Can we someone please focus on the fact that this, separate from anything else, is a crime?

The government is teaching us in real time that no sophisticated “hacking” will ever match the level of risk that is human behavior.

Systems are only as secure as the people using them.

Stats nerd in me thinks, sweet... Can Haz the data? What else can it tell us?

Wow. And the economic impacts will reverberate #econsky

I agree. It's still not the appropriate way to do this. You should be using secure devices and following protocols.

It's the same with exposed passwords and numbers etc

That has to be assumed when taking office.

Use the fucking devices you were given and follow the rules. Take shit seriously.