Lightspeed podcast: agent-era cybersecurity and why models may be more interpretable than thought
theamberyang · x · 2026-10-24
Lightspeed partner Amber Yang joins Josh Machiz to discuss cybersecurity in the age of agents: as agents take on more work, attackers can attempt more breaches at lower cost, including against systems previously too tedious to target.
Other topics: Goodfire's Nick Cammarata argues models are already more interpretable than assumed, with Amber breaking down the hypothesis and its AI-safety implications; plus DeepSeek's and MiniMax's recent efficiency-focused updates and how cost may shape US companies' model choices.
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