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AI Is Flipping UX Upside Down: How to Keep your UX Job, and Why Figma is a Titanic (It’s Not for the Reasons You Think)
We have been talking about the coming demise of Figma for a couple of years now, and it seems clear: Figma and Figma-centered workflows are over. But it’s not for the reasons you'd think.
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Kids & Matches, Agents & Judges, and the Simplest SOC Agent Safety Layer Nobody Built (Yet)
Your judge model doesn't need to be smarter than your agent. It can be a stubborn 5-year-old that tells your agent, "Mom said no matches!"Agentic Judge-in-the-Loop (JITL): why and how to build one. The real conversation.
What SOC Agents Can Learn from Claude-in-Chrome's Growing Pains
The Chrome Web Store is not where you'd expect to find a blueprint for what's broken in agentic security tooling. But it offers an exceptional glimpse into Agentic AI's growing pains. Claude-in-Chrome — built by arguably the most safety-focused AI lab in the world — sits at 2.7 stars. Read enough of the reviews, and you stop seeing a product failing. You start seeing a category failing. The same patterns show up in every SOC agent deployment I've encountered. The browser just makes them impossible to ignore.
Should the Agentic SOAR Playbook Pull the Trigger? The Math Is Simpler Than You Think
OpenClaw Agentic AI attacks are increasing. Yet most SOC teams are keeping the human-in-the-loop action model. In today's AI world, they aren’t being “safe” — they’re choosing slower, more expensive failures.
Hot Take from RSA: The Defenders are Losing. Here's What Actually Works.
RSA: adversarial OpenClaw attacks ramped up by the factor of 10-20X. Most vendors? Selling the same human-in-the-loop AI to make Jira tickets as last year. Here's my podcast on what we actually need to ship to survive the next 5 years.
