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mnemonic security podcast · August 10 · 26 min

The Asymmetric Future

With or without agents, the cost of failure is asymmetric for attackers and defenders. An attacking agent that fails risks getting caught. A defending agent that fails risks taking down its own business. In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Matteo Strada, a cybersecurity engineer and researcher specialising in AI security. Drawing on his blog post, The Asymmetric Future of AI and Cybersecurity, they explore the guardrail paradox exposed by the recent OpenAI–Hugging Face incident, the growing case for local and open-source models in the enterprise, and how much control companies are giving up when they build critical workflows on top of frontier AI models. https://mstrada.me/posts/aicybersec Send us Fan Mail

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With or without agents, the cost of failure is asymmetric for attackers and defenders.

An attacking agent that fails risks getting caught. A defending agent that fails risks taking down its own business.

In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Matteo Strada, a cybersecurity engineer and researcher specialising in AI security.

Drawing on his blog post, The Asymmetric Future of AI and Cybersecurity, they explore the guardrail paradox exposed by the recent OpenAI–Hugging Face incident, the growing case for local and open-source models in the enterprise, and how much control companies are giving up when they build critical workflows on top of frontier AI models.

https://mstrada.me/posts/aicybersec

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