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Aaron Levie, Steven Sinofsky & Martin Casado: How Do You Secure a World of AI Agents?

Technology
Global
Started September 27, 2026

Erik Torenberg sits down with Box CEO Aaron Levie, and a16z’s Martin Casado, and Steven Sinofsky to debate how the AI industry should think about safety, security, and regulation as increasingly capable agents move into the real world. They argue that much of today’s conversation is happening before we have clearly defined the risks we’re trying to regulate. Drawing on earlier waves of computing, from computer viruses and the early internet to aviation and automobiles, they ask what AI can le...

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AI agents should be designed with built-in fail-safes to prevent unintended consequences.
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Establishing a framework for ethical AI development is crucial for the future of technology.
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Comparing AI agents to traditional technologies oversimplifies the unique challenges they present.
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Excessive regulation of AI agents will stifle innovation and hinder technological advancement.
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Public awareness and education about AI risks should be prioritized alongside regulatory efforts.
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AI agents should be subjected to stringent regulation to ensure public safety and security.
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The potential risks of AI agents are overstated and often used to justify unnecessary regulation.
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The development of AI safety protocols should involve collaboration between technologists, ethicists, and lawmakers.
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AI companies should be held legally accountable for the actions of their agents in the real world.
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Clear definitions of the risks associated with AI agents are essential before implementing regulations.
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