The “no” button AI needs #Shorts

What if the greatest danger of an AI agent were not that it makes mistakes, but that it can query too much?

In Habitat, OpenAI deliberately limited storage queries: teams cannot run arbitrary searches that scan entire tables or create expensive joins during a traffic spike.

It is less convenient, but it makes the cost visible and protects critical paths.

The lesson goes beyond OpenAI: the more code agents write and the more requests they make for us, the more dangerous it will be to give them all-powerful interfaces by default.

A fast agent can repeat a bad decision thousands of times before anyone notices. That is why the infrastructure of the future will need to be observable and also know how to say “no”.

Full episode: https://youtu.be/h9gDokk7O_Y

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