I don’t think these agents are doing anything a dedicated human couldn’t do, only enabling it at scale. Relying on “not being one of few they focus on” as security is just security as obscurity. You were living on borrowed time anyway.
And before someone says it's reductive to say it's just numbers, you could make the same argument in favor of cryptographic export controls, that the harm it does is larger than the benefit. Yet the benefit we can see in hindsight was clearly worth it.
I am talking about the international community coming together put COMPETITION aside and start COOPERATING on controlling proliferation of models for malicious AI agents the way the international community SUCCESSFULLY did with chemical weapons and CFCs.