AI is becoming the junior hacker every threat actor wished they had. I've watched this shift across Latin America and the Caribbean for years, but what's happening now is different. According to recent research, attackers are using AI to bypass the old assumption that offensive capability scales with technical expertise. Meanwhile, Google just deleted three AI agent workflows from its development kit after researchers proved that public GitHub issues could manipulate AI agents into triggering privileged code execution. This isn't theoretical risk anymore. We're seeing real exploitation chains where AI agents become attack vectors themselves. In fintech, where I've spent most of my career, this changes everything about how we think about insider threats and supply chain risk. If your security model still ranks attackers by expertise level, you're already behind. The question for US CISOs isn't whether AI will enable less skilled adversaries. It's happening now. How are you testing your AI-powered security tools for the same prompt injection vulnerabilities that just caught Google? 🔓 #cybersecurity #CISO #infosec