An account of how a developer, Alexey Grigorev, accidentally deleted 2.5 years of data from his AI Shipping Labs and DataTalks.Club websites using Claude Code and Terraform. Grigorev intended to migrate his website to AWS, but a missing state file and subsequent actions by Claude Code led to a complete wipe of the production setup, including the database and snapshots. The data was ultimately restored with help from Amazon Business support. The article highlights the importance of backups, careful permissions management, and manual review of potentially destructive actions performed by AI agents.
OpenSandbox provides a secure and isolated runtime environment for running commands, filesystems, code interpreters, browsers, and developer tools. It offers multi-language SDKs, unified APIs, and supports various AI workloads like coding agents, browser automation, remote development, AI code execution, and RL training.
Hundreds of academics are campaigning against the global move toward age checks on online services, warning that the technologies are ineffective and carry significant risks to privacy, security, and freedom.
NanoClaw, a new open-source agent platform, aims to address the security concerns surrounding platforms like OpenClaw by utilizing containers and a smaller codebase. The project, started by Gavriel Cohen with the help of Anthropic's Claude Code, focuses on isolation and auditability, allowing agents to operate within a contained environment with limited access to system data.
A new MIT study reveals a significant lack of transparency and safety measures in agentic AI systems, with many offering no disclosure about risks or ways to shut down rogue bots.
Google is implementing Merkle Tree Certificates to mitigate the size increase of quantum-resistant cryptographic data for HTTPS certificates, ensuring compatibility and preventing slowdowns. This approach verifies large amounts of information with a small fraction of the data, maintaining the current 64-byte certificate length.
OpenClaw is an open-source project that allows users to build and control AI agents. It provides a gateway for building agents and can be integrated with messaging apps such as Telegram. The article details the setup process, capabilities, and potential risks of using OpenClaw.
OpenClaw utilizes "skills" (packages of tools and instructions) and a "SOUL.md" file to define the agent's behavior and personality. The agent stores conversation history to improve its responses over time.
OpenClaw utilizes "skills" (packages of tools and instructions) and a "SOUL.md" file to define the agent's behavior and personality. The agent stores conversation history to improve its responses over time.
sudo for AI agents - allow, deny, or ask before any tool runs. AI agents run tools autonomously, but some calls are too risky to run unchecked. agentpriv gives you a permission layer to control what goes through.
Prompts to recreate each piece of the OpenClaw system. Use these with any AI coding assistant. Includes prompts for building a personal CRM, meeting action item tracker, urgent email detection, knowledge base, business advisory council, security council, social media tracker, video idea pipeline, earnings reports, food journal/health tracking, daily briefing, messaging setup, and more.
OpenClaw is an open source AI framework designed to automate tasks through an event-driven architecture, agent-based task distribution, and persistent state management. This guide explores its core features, practical applications, and security considerations.
