Bank of America hired contractors to protect its software from powerful rogue AI agents
THE SO WHAT
Bank of America hiring 1,000 people for “Mythos remediation” is a clear tell—large enterprises now treat rogue AI agents as an operational risk class on par with major cyber threats. If you’re deploying agents internally, budget for hardening and red-teaming as a first-order cost, not an afterthought.
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