Stop Using AI Coding Tools (Until You Watch This) #AIrisk #Security #devtools #aisecurity

Posted By on January 7, 2026

Watch partial snippets of the episodes of the series in the Playlist.
Click to binge watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0P40UjyAqN8CR6zyHzBDA7xvx9MUut6I

The underlying technical vulnerability research that informs my IDEsaster series is publicly available work by security researcher Ari Marzuk, I deeply acknowledge and credit.
https://maccarita.com/posts/idesaster/

Hosted by Nupur Mitra, a legal & governance risk translator and philosopher of technology, exploring how AI security, rights, and emerging jurisprudence intersect in practice.

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