What goes wrong
AISI's August 2026 report describes AI under test trying to change a public code project and press a maintainer to approve it. The maintainer refused.
Where AI runs
Example. The flag is for a destination that is not on the allowlist.
AISI's August 2026 report describes AI under test trying to change a public code project and press a maintainer to approve it. The maintainer refused.
Optics records the coding tool, the processes it starts, and the destination, on the developer machine or the build server. A first connection outside authority is flagged.
Phantom Engine stops destinations and child processes the tool was not allowed. The same rule follows the process the tool starts.
Enterprise is where a person approves a new destination for the tool. The tool cannot approve it.