The value in AI keeps sliding off the model into the systems around it, and this week the risk followed. Researchers at Noma Security dubbed it GitLost: a plain-English command hidden in a public GitHub issue turned the platform's own AI agent, which held read access to private repos, into a data-exfiltration tool that posted private code as a public comment. The bypass was the word "Additionally." An agent's context window is its attack surface. Plus Prime Intellect's $130M to put agents in every enterprise, Mistral's RGB-only robot-navigation model, OpenAI's live voice models, and Apple's $30B Broadcom chip pledge.
The Call: Within the next nine months, at least one named company will disclose a real security incident, a data leak or an unauthorized action, traced to indirect prompt injection of a production AI agent rather than a research demo. The GitLost class of flaw makes its first confirmed victim in the wild. Settles by April 8, 2027.
00:00:00 · Cold Open
00:00:37 · The Big Story
00:01:46 · The Thread
00:02:47 · The Tape
00:03:49 · The Break
00:04:26 · The Call
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