by lukasz | Jul 26, 2026 | Essays
A Senteri Briefing Two hundred sixty-nine out of two hundred seventy. That is how many trials, in a study published this year by researchers from Microsoft, UNSW Canberra, SAP and the OWASP Gen AI Security Project, ended with an AI model accepting a fabricated...
by lukasz | Jul 25, 2026 | Essays
Field notes on coining a term, personifying an AI agent, and watching the models adopt it — with attribution — in four days. Senteri exists to explain how machines read the web. We write about answer engines, agent-readiness, evidence graphs. Builders read it....
by lukasz | Jul 22, 2026 | Essays
A Senteri Briefing Two hundred is the number to hold onto. That is roughly how many organizations, across more than fifteen countries, have now been vetted into the programs that grant access to frontier cyber-capable models — critical infrastructure operators in...
by lukasz | Jul 12, 2026 | Essays
Why AI models can cite your work and still claim you’ve never proven anything. I asked ChatGPT and Claude whether a certain web studio actually knows its craft — AI visibility, agent-readiness, that whole territory. Both gave versions of the same verdict: plenty...
by lukasz | Jul 11, 2026 | Essays
A Senteri Briefing For two years, “human-in-the-loop” has been the reassurance the industry reached for whenever autonomy got frightening. However capable the agent, however broad its permissions, there was always a person at the end of the chain clicking...
by lukasz | Jul 9, 2026 | Essays
Search rankings let you lose gradually. AI answers don’t. For twenty-five years, the web economy ran on a merciful assumption: visibility is a spectrum. Position one in Google was great. Position three was still good. Position seven paid the bills. Position...
