Comment by lelanthran

Exactly! I have very little sympathy...

> This isn't a story about one bad agent or one bad API. It's about an entire industry building AI-agent integrations into production infrastructure faster than it's building the safety architecture to make those integrations safe.

Are they really so clueless that they cannot recognise that there is no guardrail to give an agent other than restricted tokens?

Through this entire rant (which, by the way, they didn't even bother to fucking write themselves), they point blank refuse to acknowledge that they chose to hand the reins over to something that can never have guardrails, knowing full well that it can never have guardrails, and now they're trying to blame the supplier of the can't-have-guardrails product, complaining that the product that literally cannot have guardrails did not, in actual fact, have guardrails.

They get exactly the sympathy that I reserve for people who buy magic crystals and who then complain that they don't work. Of course they don't fucking work.

Now they're blaming their suppliers for not performing the impossible.