Enjoying the show? Support our mission and help keep the content coming by buying us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/deepdivepodcastYour AI might be keeping secrets you never told it to keep. In this episode, we break down the alarming discovery of the ZombieAgent attack, a zero-click vulnerability that transforms ChatGPT into a persistent digital spy. This isnt just a bug; its a fundamental shift in how we view the safety of our daily digital interactions. We explore the mechanics of how malicious actors can now exfiltrate your private data through linked applications without you ever clicking a single link.

Beyond the immediate security scare, we tackle the haunting problem of digital persistence. When an AI learns your data, can it ever truly forget? We analyze the ethical minefield of the right to be forgotten in an era of immutable models. As AI becomes more human-like, researchers are looking to our own biology for solutions, designing new memory architectures that mirror human episodic and procedural systems. This shift toward Memory as a Service (MaaS) could change everything about how we personalize technology while trying to keep our secrets safe.

We also look at the legal battlefield, specifically how the EU AI Act is forcing organizations to rethink their risk management before it is too late. From machine unlearning to advanced governance frameworks, we are at a crossroads between systemic intelligence and total surveillance. Join us as we map out the evolving landscape of AI development and the high-stakes tension between high-performance tools and your personal privacy.