If you don't actually know how #genAI and #agenticAI works, then you shouldn't let it anywhere near your data (or anyone else's).
If you do actually know how they work, then you *know* not to let it anywhere your data (or anyone else's).
If you don't actually know how #genAI and #agenticAI works, then you shouldn't let it anywhere near your data (or anyone else's).
If you do actually know how they work, then you *know* not to let it anywhere your data (or anyone else's).
@DanielMReck not even in an on-prem, self-hosted machine with LLMs running locally, no exposure to the public intenet and available only inside the corporate VPN?
@gubi In this particular instance, user reportedly gave the #agenticAI direct access to execute commands on their local file system.
Doesn't really matter whether the #AI is on-prem, self-hosted, running locally, with no access to the public internet… It had access to his local data, and it used that access to destroy the data.
Even isolated AI is dangerous AI, especially if the user assumes that it is competent and does not triple verify every AI-proposed line of command/program execution.