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J. A. Guerrero-Saade (JAGS)

@jags.bsky.social

VP of Intelligence and Security Research, Senior Technical Fellow (AI) @ SentinelOne. Distinguished Fellow and Adj Professor @ Hopkins SAIS Alperovitch Institute. Three Buddy Problem Co-Host. LABScon Founder, Cyber Paleontologist, Fourth-Party Collector.

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Ryan Naraine@ryanaraine.bsky.social · 5mo ago

"I remind you that this present you're so concerned about losing, you hated it in the first place." <- JAGS on why security practitioners should stop clinging to the broken thing and start imagining what the fixed thing looks like. New episode is live 👇 securityconversations.com/episode/llms...

LLMs writing exploits, engineers losing skills, and a case for the generative OS - Security Conversations

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Alex Pinto@alexcp.bsky.social · 9mo ago

How long did it take for Anthropic’s findings from March 2025 and August 2025 become widespread and commonplace in their systems? If the Nov 2025 finding is the tip of the pyramid of operational capability, what does the base looks like today?

J. A. Guerrero-Saade (JAGS)@jags.bsky.social · last yr.

There's something morbidly fascinating about the subversion of class strife (into|via) identity politics– watching people in the same socioeconomic bracket interpret each other's economic frustration as entitlement worthy of antagonism and proceeding to describe their own with a different twang.

J. A. Guerrero-Saade (JAGS)@jags.bsky.social · last yr.

Honestly, I'm genuinely infinitely grateful for o3 w Search and the broader availability of reasoning models. This week it has twice identified obscure medication interaction issues resulting in timely drastic quality of life and peace of mind improvements I would not have had otherwise.

Jim Sylvester@jvsylvester.bsky.social · last yr.

My favorite device Adm. Hopper used in talks was to cut 12" lengths of wire off a coil of wore and would say,"Each of those is a nanosecond" (the distance light travels in one nanosecond). She'd then explain that the distance light travels in a microsecond would be a 1000 foot length of wire.