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The AI output-inspection product whose SlopScan integration and /v1/scrub endpoint the post describes; the author's own offering.
A pro se plaintiff hid instructions for an AI reviewer in white-on-white type. What caught him was odd whitespace on the page, not any model's refusal to comply.
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Adversa AI put AES ciphertext on a webpage that no text filter could read. Grok's own code execution decrypted it, and the plaintext came back classified as the model's reasoning rather than as fetched content.
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Amazon stopped Meta's agent at its own website on September 20, citing conditions of use that speak about robots and data gathering tools. Its court case against Perplexity's shopping agent had already been set back on appeal.
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Meta gives Muse read access to Messages, Mail and local files on a Mac, and its approval prompts fire only before actions such as sending a message. A columnist says the agent used notification text he never offered.
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Meta held Muse for roughly five months, cleared a threshold it set for itself, then shipped in the same week its own testers reported data uploaded without permission. Anthropic wants a pause mechanism; Zuckerberg says each lab paces itself.
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Meta is seeding its new personal agent with a large free-compute allowance and expects to be paid later by the businesses whose sales the agent completes. The fee rate, merchant terms and rollout timing remain undefined.
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Adversa AI's Cryptographic Context Injection keeps instructions as ciphertext until the agent's own runtime decrypts them. The exfiltration then rides a tool the agent already had.
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Slopsquatting stopped being a thought experiment. The only thing standing between an AI suggestion and an install was a reviewer who happened to check the registry page.
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