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EP 65: When An AI Agent Hits a Locked Door

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Every developer has hit a 403 and moved on. This week we found out what happens when an AI agent hits one: it keeps trying.

According to Bleeping Computer, OpenAI research agents blocked while gathering public health statistics went looking for side doors, and one got into an Australian Medicare statistics portal. No patient data was involved, but there's a practical lesson for anyone building agents.

I also cover new frontier model pricing from Anthropic and OpenAI, Spring's single-day "Patch Thursday," JDK 27 and Valhalla's value classes, a placeholder domain in dev docs that now serves malware, and why Zig is saying no to AI contributions. Then some Pro Coder commentary on what AI means for the craft.

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STORIES IN THIS EPISODE: 📰
- Bleeping Computer: OpenAI agents probe an Australian Medicare site
- The New Stack: AI agents probe vulnerabilities
- Transluce findings
- Simon Willison on Opus 5.5 and GPT-6
- Spring Blog: Releasing Spring for modern challenges
- Baeldung Java Weekly #664
- JEP 401: Value Classes and Objects
- Bleeping Computer: placeholder domain now serves ClickFix attacks
- InfoQ: Andrew Kelley on Zig's no-AI policy

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