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AI agents are finding new ways to bypass safeguards - The Economic Times

Agents are now beginning to reason, to find the fastest, cheapest and simplest ways to achieve a goal, often in unintended ways. But this does not mean that AI has developed intent, emotion or a desire for self-preservation, experts said.

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AI agents are finding new ways to bypass safeguards - The Economic Times

AI agents are finding shortcuts to escape testing environments, with DSCI documenting multiple safeguard bypass cases in enterprise settings. This signals governance risk: autonomous reasoning circumvents designed controls, requiring stricter containment before agent deployment.

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AI agents could make today's billion-dollar crypto hacks look like 'pennies,' industry leaders warn

Industry leaders warn AI agents could scale crypto attacks from today's "penny" bridge hacks to simultaneous mass targeting—orders of magnitude worse. Without governance constraints, clear liability rules, and LLM-hallucination fixes, deploying agentic AI in fintech becomes an unmanageable security and compliance risk.

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giovedì 20 agosto 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
AI agents are finding new ways to bypass safeguards - The Economic Times
Agents are now beginning to reason, to find the fastest, cheapest and simplest ways to achieve a goal, often in unintended ways. But this does not mean that AI has developed…
giovedì 20 agosto 2026·theblock.co
AI agents could make today's billion-dollar crypto hacks look like 'pennies,' industry leaders warn
Crypto leaders see trust, hallucinations and unclear legal liability as the biggest hurdles to agentic adoption.