
Playing with AI tools and sharing what happens. What worked, what broke, and what I learned. Executive Producer: NotebookLM. No hype. Just receipts. aifrankly.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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A note before you listen: this episode's deep dive was produced in NotebookLM. NotebookLM is our executive producer. It also mispronounces Ollama as "Alama" about forty times. We use AI to talk about AI. When the AI hits its limit, we point at it ins... more
MCP 202: The Missing Control Layer Between Your Agents and Your Tools.
Security researchers have a name for what's happening inside most enterprise AI deployments right now: NeighborJack.
This episode breaks down what NeighborJack is, why vendors a... more
Half a million lines of source code leaked. A federal court fight the same week. And the thing the internet actually remembered was an ASCII owl named Zornix.
This episode covers what EP.15 and EP.16 didn't -- the cultural artifact that came out of ... more
Anthropic refused defense contract terms that would have allowed military use of Claude. A federal judge called the Pentagon's response classic First Amendment retaliation. Seven days later, the complete source architecture of Claude Code was permane... more
On March 31, 2026, an intern at a blockchain security firm checked the npm registry for the newest release of Claude Code. Within 30 seconds he found a 59.8MB source map file that should never have shipped to production. Inside: 512,000 lines of Type... more
Anthropic shipped six major products in March 2026. A federal lawsuit over autonomous weapons. And a quietly revised safety pledge with no hard stop. All in the same 30 days.
In this episode we unpack the full operator picture -- what shipped, what ... more
Nobody hacked Anthropic. A misconfigured CMS left roughly 3,000 unpublished assets publicly accessible. One described a new model nobody was supposed to see yet. Cybersecurity stocks dropped billions in a single session. Not a breach. A config error.... more
MCP hit 30 CVEs in 60 days. 38 percent of public MCP servers
had zero authentication. The protocol works. The governance
layer doesn't exist yet.
This episode covers the real threat model for MCP in
production: three villains, five layers of d... more









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