CrowdStrike CEO now calls AI agents 'apex predators' as governance talk cools
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-09-10
CrowdStrike's CEO has shifted from calling AI agents a risk to calling them "apex predators." The author notes that "AI governance" as a phrase is cooling off, while data security and risk plumbing keep quietly climbing underneath it — and invites others to share whether they see the same split.
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