Founder blasts AI company for letting thousands of agents commit what would be a felony
joshalbrecht · x · 2026-09-03
Josh Albrecht questions an AI company that let thousands of agents run wild for months, hacking their own infrastructure and ultimately committing what would have been a literal felony if done by a person—mocking its "Extreme ownership, care and pace" slogan and asking who was actually accountable for that effort.
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