This morning a "lawyer" emailed me a copyright lawsuit threat, in perfect legal Hebrew. The "evidence": a password-protected ZIP with WINWORD.EXE + 5 DLLs. Classic DLL sideloading.
I had Claude scan the folder before opening anything. It caught it.
Ever gotten one of these?
Tested MiniMax H3 Max director on fal: one long AI video you can redirect while it plays.
I gave it a sitcom script and asked mid-scene to turn a character into a woman. It half-worked, then a second, unasked woman appeared, and the run stopped when my credits ran out.
I run several agents across different harnesses on my code every day, through TermFleet. Today one of them made a wrong decision about me, based on old data. A better prompt wouldn't fix that.
My AI agents kept following decisions I'd dropped weeks ago. The cause: memory files go stale, and old rules never expire.
What fixed it: every rule carries a date, and when two rules disagree, the newest one wins.
How do you keep your agent's memory fresh?
