Am I the only person reading the statistics in this announcement from Anthropic and the associated blog commentary and trying to work out how they possibly couldn't imply that a significant number of dangerous commands are likely to be attempted every day these tools are in use and neither manual human review nor the auto classifier provided by Claude is anywhere near reliable in preventing them?

A lot of the discussion about these long sessions where agents are left to operate autonomously feels like listening to the increasingly drunk guy at the bar who says "I ran IT at that Fortune 100 place for a decade and we never had a single problem using a short but loose rule set for the firewall until last week someone destroyed our entire business in 27 minutes".