Tens of millions use agentic AI daily with no pervasive accidental cybercrime
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-09-12
A notable counterpoint to AI risk narratives: tens of millions of people now use agentic AI every day, yet their sessions have by and large not resulted in pervasive unintended cybercrimes — an empirical rejoinder to claims that autonomous agents routinely cause real-world harm.
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