AI Agents vs Security: Quantum-Proof First

Summary

In the DIAM server announcement we examine the risks of letting AI agents act on behalf of users, make payments, or access financial systems. The post argues security must be quantum-resilient and identity-first so agentic systems can scale safely without amplifying risk.

Are AI agents over-rated?

Letting an agent act on your behalf, make payments, or interact with financial systems sounds powerful, but it immediately becomes a security problem.

We’re entering a phase where both AI agents and quantum computing force the same conclusion: security isn’t a layer you add later, it’s the foundation everything depends on.

Without quantum-resilient, identity-first security, agentic systems don’t scale safely, they just scale risk.

https://x.com/i/status/2051589960189526369

AI Agents vs Security: Quantum-Proof First
Would you let an AI agent access your bank account?

I wouldn't.

@chiragjetani will tell you why.

The narrative is ahead of reality.

Security has to come first.
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