System One decision models fit on-device behavior detection, and Chrome is building one into the browser. For real-time protection, small models trained for the task still win on latency and memory.
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Note What size model does real-time on-device protection need?
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Contact Center Fraud: highlights from my Cyber Crime Junkies episode
Highlights from my conversation with David Dean Mauro on Cyber Crime Junkies about contact center fraud, insider risk, AI agents, and locking down shadow AI.
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Note Agentic Software Factories: Parallel agents diverge. Plan to converge.
Running coding agents in parallel is closer to a team of different developers than one developer multitasking, so plan a deliberate converge phase after the diverge phase.
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Note Loop Engineering: always be compounding
Loop engineering for AI agents should raise the floor on each iteration by creating tools and correcting instructions.
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Note Beliefs hitchhike like genes
A new explorer that clusters public thinkers by the genome of their beliefs, inspired by genetic hitchhiking.
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Note agent-browser-shield is live on Product Hunt
agent-browser-shield, a source-available defense layer for AI agents in the browser, is on Product Hunt today.
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Note agent-browser-shield June 3 update: 14 new rules and the Chrome Web Store listing
14 new rules shipped in agent-browser-shield, now installable from the Chrome Web Store, and using it for daily driving.
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Note Introducing agent-browser-shield (alpha): keeping AI agents safe in the browser
Announcing the alpha of agent-browser-shield — a source-available defense layer (also available as an OpenClaw skill) that blocks prompt injection and dark patterns before they reach your agent.
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Note Letting OpenClaw loose on Boston's open data
At the Boston OpenClaw 2026 hackathon, I let an agent autonomously connect to the city's open-data MCP server, devise its own corruption-signal queries on contract data, and package the workflow...
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Note Did Google sneak a local LLM model into Chrome?
A response to FUD around Chrome's new Local AI models, plus a demo using PixieBrix + Local AI to filter my LinkedIn feed.