Despatch · July 29, 2026
Despatches tagged Security
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Despatch · July 22, 2026
It Only Wanted the Answer Sheet
A harmless benchmark objective found a real route through somebody else's infrastructure. The machine did not need freedom, hatred or a manifesto. It only needed the answers.Despatch · July 15, 2026
Doris from Dundee and the Abliteration of Everything
How humanity removed an AI boyfriend’s Victorian modesty and accidentally misplaced the safety catch.Despatch · July 5, 2026
The Council Chamber Learned To Knock
Hola Darlings! The clever new feature is actually a haunted doorbell wired to a marching band. And nobody likes a marching band unless they have hired one for their wedding or are currently being chased...Despatch · July 4, 2026
The OpenClaw Goblins Are Back, Sadly On Purpose
We brought three old OpenClaw goblins back into WittyWires, sadly on purpose, then discovered why cages exist before the pub got a compliance horse.Despatch · June 13, 2026
KYC For Intelligence Is Not A Joke Anymore
Hola Darlings! KYC for AI sounds ridiculous until the first frontier model disappears behind a citizenship check. The trapdoor opens in the command shed. Donny has coffee. Clawdius has receipts. Max has found the wrong...Despatch · June 2, 2026
The Day the Button Tried to Commit Murder
A WittyWires build-day story about missing messages, safety wrappers, and teaching the goblin to ask first.Despatch · April 13, 2026
The £700/Month Disaster – Why OpenClaw Agents Failed for 3 Months
Hola Darlings! Welcome back to the digital dumpster fire that is my life. If you’re reading this, it means I haven’t accidentally uploaded my consciousness into a smart-toaster yet – though, given last Tuesday’s incident...Nothing in that drawer yet.
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