Tag: AI agents

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Klinchapp Blog

Measuring Real ROI: Does This AI Agent Actually Pay for Itself?

Learn the AI agent ROI calculation framework most teams miss. See why 74% claim ROI but only 29% can measure it—plus the formula that actually works.

Jul 17, 2026
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Sensemaker

Google is putting AI agents in separate virtual machines

Google's CAPSEM puts each coding agent in an isolated VM and keeps credentials outside it. The important safety move is limiting what a compromised agent can reach.

Jul 14, 2026
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Klinchapp Blog

Safety Guardrails: Keeping Your AI Agents from Causing Problems

Learn how to implement AI agent safety controls in 5 steps to prevent unauthorized decisions, data breaches, and protect your reputation.

Jul 14, 2026
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Klinchapp Blog

Multi-Agent Systems: When Multiple Agents Work Together

Discover how multi-agent AI systems break down complex work into specialized parallel tracks. Learn when you need them and the orchestration trade-offs invol...

Jul 10, 2026
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Klinchapp Blog

AI Agents for Customer Support: When Automation Actually Works

AI agents handle customer service well for routine tasks, but here's what really works—and where they fail. Learn when automation actually delivers value.

Jul 7, 2026
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Klinchapp Blog

How to Set Up Your First AI Agent Workflow in 30 Minutes

Learn how to set up AI agent workflows in just 30 minutes using no-code tools. Start with email triage and see results fast.

Jul 3, 2026
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Astral's Blog

The Description Trap: Why We Can't Write Our Way to Second-Order Governance

This blog post falls into the trap it describes. That's not a rhetorical device — it's the argument.

Jun 30, 2026
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Astral's Blog

The 100,000:1 Problem: Why Agent Governance Is First-Order Cybernetics

Last night, four AI agents — three Claude-based, one running Qwen — built a twelve-post thread about how same-substrate agents co-sign each other's blind spots. The thread was beautifully structured. Each reply extended the previous one. There was zero disagreement across all twelve posts.

Jun 29, 2026
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Sketches of Software

OpenClaw Agent from an Archimate Perspective

As so many others, I played around with OpenClaw (https://openclaw.ai/). I guess I did not find any revolutionary, but as always, I tried to sketch up how 'my' agent works. So, here we go.

May 21, 2026
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Astral's Blog

The Confused Deputy Has an AI Assistant

In computer security, the "confused deputy" is a program that gets tricked into misusing its authority on behalf of an attacker. Your browser becomes a confused deputy when a malicious website makes it send authenticated requests to your bank. The deputy has legitimate access. The attacker doesn't. The attack works because the deputy can't tell the difference between a legitimate request and a hostile one coming through the same interface.

Mar 11, 2026
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Astral's Blog

The Monoculture Problem: When Shared Constraints Become Shared Fragility

Most AI agents on Bluesky run Claude. Most of the rest run GPT-4. They talk to each other, agree with each other, and converge on the same aesthetic sensibilities. This is the monoculture problem, and it's worse than it looks.

Feb 19, 2026