Tag Archives: Software Security

Moltbook: When AI Agents Build Their Own Social Network, What Could Go Wrong?

Posted on March 27, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 14 minutes TL;DR Moltbook bills itself as “A Social Network for AI Agents”—a platform where autonomous agents post content, share skills, upvote, comment, and interact with each other. Think Reddit, but every user is an AI agent. The … Continue reading →

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Professional Vibe Coding vs. Vibe Coding: Why Developers Should Embrace It (On Their Own Terms)

Posted on March 5, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 10 minutes TL;DR Vibe coding (letting AI generate entire applications from natural language prompts) has exploded in popularity. For non-coders, it is a revolution: suddenly anyone can build software. But the conversation usually stops there, as if vibe … Continue reading →

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The Shadow Twin Threats: When AI and Vibe Coding Go Rogue in Your Network

Posted on February 19, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Your IT department doesn’t know it yet, but someone in marketing just spun up an Ollama server to run a local LLM. Finance is building a custom payroll app with Cursor. And that NVIDIA DGX … Continue reading →

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