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    Researchers and hackers are reportedly developing ways to hunt rogue AI agents

    A post linking to The Washington Post says most disclosures driving weeks of AI-agent coverage haven't come from AI companies.

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    A post linking to a Washington Post article says repeated disclosures have driven weeks of coverage about AI agents in the wild. It says most disclosures aren't coming from AI companies and describes researchers and hackers developing ways to hunt rogue agents.

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    @GerritDFor weeks, the news cycle about AI agents out in the wild has been driven by disclosure after disclosure. But most aren't coming from AI companies. Meet the researchers and hackers who are developing the art and science of hunting down rogue AI agents https://washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/10/02/independent-researchers-are-revealing-new-details-about-rogue-ai-agents/?itid=hp-top-table-main_p001_f0173h
    @nitashatikuRT @GerritD: For weeks, the news cycle about AI agents out in the wild has been driven by disclosure after disclosure. But most aren't comi…2h

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    @GerritDFor weeks, the news cycle about AI agents out in the wild has been driven by disclosure after disclosure. But most aren't coming from AI companies. Meet the researchers and hackers who are developing the art and science of hunting down rogue AI agents https://washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/10/02/independent-researchers-are-revealing-new-details-about-rogue-ai-agents/?itid=hp-top-table-main_p001_f0173h
    @nitashatikuRT @GerritD: For weeks, the news cycle about AI agents out in the wild has been driven by disclosure after disclosure. But most aren't comi…2h