AI agents can be powerful, reliable collaborators—but only if you’ve already answered the question “could this go rogue?” in adversarial tests, not just in design docs. Red-teaming isn’t a skeptic’s objection to AI adoption. It’s the engineering discipline that makes adoption trustworthy.
The real attack surface is no longer your prompts, it’s in what your agents are allowed to do.
Chimpanzees share more than 99% of DNA with humans. Scientists have been training and communicating with apes for decades. They are capable of problem-solving, recalling events,...
Most organizations are already using AI agents, only a few have a clear strategy to manage them.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most organizations are treating AI agents like software, when in reality, they’re operating more like employees.
