AI founder building WULO at Neuter Labs — bridging the gap between therapy sessions with smart support, progress insights & personalised child exercises.
7/ Also: evals are not the finish line.
They are the minimum bar.
Real users will still find edge cases your test set never imagined. The loop only gets better when human feedback goes back into it.
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5/ The rule is simple:
AI can talk, but code owns consequences.
Bookings? Code. Money? Code. Anything clinical? Stop and hand off to a human.
The model handles language. The system handles decisions.
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4/ Real example: an AI agent that calls patients about missed appointments and helps rebook them.
Every behavior change passes a gate: quality evals, a safety suite, and an automated red team.
No green gate, no merge.
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2/ AI made it easier to turn an idea into an app.
It did not make product judgment optional.
The people moving fastest now are the ones who can write the spec, design the loop, and know when the agent is building the wrong thing.
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1/ Loop engineering + system design is becoming the new full stack.
Not because everyone needs to write every line of code.
Because someone still has to know what the system should become.
We're accumulating ethical debt with AI just like we accumulated technical debt with software.
Everyone's rushing to deploy for ROI: "We'll add the ethics layer later."
Sound familiar?
It's the seatbelt problem - cars had engines from day one, but we only added seatbelts after people started dying.
Don't wait for the crashes.
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The road to prompt injection is paved with good intentions.
We’ve reached the “pimply teen” phase of AI, where glamorous infinite possibility meets gritty reality.
Our new AI systems are ready to take actions. Access APIs, move money, send emails. And we’re doing it in production environments, often without realizing how porous and attack-prone the whole stack is.
This is where things like agent compromise, agent injection, provisioning poisoning, and flow manipulation come in. These aren’t speculative doomer scenarios — they’re enterprise security issues unfolding right now in real deployments:
→ AI can't tell real memories from fake ones
→ Invisible ink manipulates agents using buried commands
→ Long-term API keys stored in plaintext files
→ Email agents can be turned into data exfiltration pipelines
As a leader, you're still on the hook for results… and you'll be the one held responsible if it all goes up in smoke.
So let’s walk through a few of the ways this can go sideways — and more importantly, what you can do to hedge against it 👉https://t.co/0t7psqSoAh
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