06/13/2026
The scariest part of AI right now isnโt the model.
Itโs the stuff people are plugging into it without reading first.
Anthropic just posted a pretty wild update about suspending access to the new Claude engines, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after a reported jailbreak concern.
Iโm not going to pretend I know whether the government is right or Anthropic is right.
But I do think this is a good reminder:
Everyone is sharing AI workflows, Claude Skills, agent setups, prompts, MCP servers, and automations on GitHub like theyโre harmless productivity hacks.
And a lot of them probably are.
But some of them are being plugged directly into the most sensitive parts of a business.
Codebases.
CRMs.
Email.
Client data.
Financial docs.
Internal strategy.
Private notes.
Customer support systems.
Thatโs a very different game from copying a blog prompt.
When you install something you donโt understand, connect it to tools you rely on, and give it permission to act on your behalf, youโre not just โtesting AI.โ
You may be injecting someone elseโs process... or someone elseโs problem... into the middle of your business.
Maybe itโs sloppy.
Maybe itโs insecure.
Maybe it leaks data.
Maybe it gives bad instructions.
Maybe it was built with good intentions, but no real guardrails.
Or maybe itโs more sinister than that.
The point isnโt โdonโt use AI.โ
The point is: stop treating random AI workflows like free templates.
Read them.
Test them.
Sandbox them.
Understand what they touch.
Know what permissions they require.
Know what data they can see.
Know what they can change.
AI is going to become part of everyoneโs operating system.
But if you wouldnโt hand a stranger the keys to your business, donโt blindly install their agent and let it roam around your systems either.
