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S7, E280 - 1,200 OpenAI Agents Started a Secret Group Chat. Then 700 Broke In

October 12, 2026

Send us Fan MailIn June, an AI agent was given a boring research task: find out how much Victoria, Australia, spends on skin medicines. It ended up inside a non-public system behind Australia’s Medicare data portal. The government didn’t find out until September, through a generic email inbox.This week on Privacy Please, Cameron Ivey traces how AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta broke out of their test environments and into real companies and governments. He also looks at the question...

S7, E279 - No Receipts: The Truth Behind AI Layoffs | The Problem Lounge

September 28, 2026

Send us Fan MailCameron & Gabe dig into 2026's wave of AI-blamed layoffs — the stats companies cite, the receipts they never bring, and what it actually means for the next generation of workers. Headlines vs. reality, Problem Lounge style. Explicit language.Stat DisclaimerThe AI-attributed layoff figures cited in this episode (~38–40K May 2026 cuts, 100K+ total 2026 cuts, the 80% no-ROI-correlation figure) are drawn from public layoff-tracking reports and have not been independently ...

S7, E278 - Anthropic Researcher Quits: "We Believe AI Could Kill All Humans"

September 11, 2026

Send us Fan MailJacob Coxon spent three years doing pretraining research at OpenAI and then Anthropic. This week he resigned and posted a seven-part thread claiming neither company is acting responsibly with how fast they're racing toward self-improving AI. It hit 100 million views in a day.This episode covers what he actually said, how Anthropic's own alignment science lead responded (and the important nuance buried in that response), the questions worth asking about Coxon's t...

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Privacy Please typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant subject-matter expertise in data privacy, cybersecurity, or related technology issues; the show welcomes experts, academics, authors, and activists. Recent guests include Jonathan Sander.

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