Blog Post
Letâs Not Normalize Insecure AI Assistants
AI assistants like OpenClaw promise convenience, autonomy, and increasingly personalized help. But beneath that promise lies an architecture that quietly combines private data, internet access, and exposure to untrusted contentâthe lethal trifecta of security risk. Sandboxing and physical isolation help, but they donât address the core problem. As we add more capabilities, the potential blast radius only grows. This post is a case for slowing down, questioning defaults, and refusing to normalize insecure architectures.