We reconnect with Richard Stiennon to chart how AI is rewriting cybersecurity, from the rise of 290 AI security vendors to SOC automation, investor momentum, and the criteria that separate true AI players from marketing.

• Explosion of AI security vendors since late 2022
• Criteria for defining AI-first cybersecurity companies
• Investor appetite, valuations, and looming acquisitions
• SOC automation enabling full alert triage
• Governance gains vs operational impact
• Guidance for buyers and founders on proof and outcomes

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In this AI Bite, we delve into the capabilities of Atlas, a computer use agent for Mac OS. We explore how Atlas can automate tasks like sending emails and managing social media, sparking excitement about its potential to revolutionize content creation and marketing. However, our discussion also highlights security concerns, particularly around prompt injections, prompting us to thoughtfully consider the balance between convenience and safety. We envision a future where AI seamlessly handles tasks such as podcast editing and content generation, with the possibility of integrating Atlas with other tools to automate processes, offering us a glimpse into a more efficient digital workflow.

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• AI and Algorithms: Discussion on how AI-generated content is being prioritized over real people's content by platforms like Meta and TikTok.
• Algorithm Changes: Elon Musk's announcement about changing X's algorithm to focus on AI-generated content.
• Generative Engine Optimization (GEO): The shift from SEO to GEO, focusing on making content discoverable and trusted by AI.
• AI as a Gatekeeper: The role of AI in determining content visibility and trust signals across platforms.
• Ethical Prompt Injection: The practice of writing content for AI to improve visibility and trust without misleading users.
• Atlas and AI Agents: Introduction of Atlas, a computer use agent, and its potential applications in productivity and automation.
• Security Concerns: Discussion on prompt injections and the need for security in AI applications.
• Future of AI and Web: The concept of a dual web, with separate sites for humans and AI/machines.
• AI in Productivity: The potential for AI to automate tasks and enhance productivity in personal and professional settings.
• Subagents and Automation: The use of subagents to perform tasks autonomously, enhancing efficiency.

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