Meta is having trouble with rogue AI agents

This is going to keep happening until companies stop treating AI agents like untrained interns. Look, a rogue agent exposed company data and user information to people without access. That's a massive failure in access control, but here's what's wild—Meta's acting surprised. They're building multi-agent systems and apparently nobody told the agents "don't give data to random engineers." That's a training and governance problem wearing an AI label.

The real issue: AI agents amplify human carelessness. You can have a human employee who's careful about permissions. An agent? It'll just do what the intent says without the paranoia.