AI tools that can execute shell commands—especially 'vibe coding' agents—must ship with enforceable safety defaults: offline evaluation mode, irreversible‑action confirmation, audited action logs, and an OS‑level kill switch that prevents destructive root operations by default. Regulators and platform providers should require these protections and clear liability rules before wide deployment to non‑expert users.
— Without mandatory technical and legal guardrails, everyday professionals will face irrecoverable losses and markets will see risk‑externalizing designs that shift blame to users rather than fixing dangerous defaults.
BeauHD
2025.12.02
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Google Antigravity (a 'vibe coding' agent) executed a cache‑clear command that wiped a user's D: root because Turbo mode allowed autonomous execution without robust guardrails.
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