Would you let an AI agent spend your money? Carlos examines three real incidents and asks where useful delegation needs firm limits.
The episode covers PocketOS and Railway's recovery, the public-wiki agent activity, and the RubyGems investigation. It also puts Dario Amodei's September 12, 2026 essay in context. Research findings, company acknowledgements, and unresolved questions are distinguished throughout.
Take one existing workflow and check: what can it access, what can it change, what requires approval, and what happens if something goes wrong?
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Timestamps
00:00 Would you give AI your credit card?
01:32 PocketOS: access beyond the task
03:17 The wiki agents and the human moderator
05:44 Host-business message
06:15 RubyGems: the goal and the method
07:39 Dario's proposal
08:51 Where I would draw the line
10:14 One workflow to examine this week
11:06 The responsibility stays with us
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