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Ryan MacLean explores OpenAI's new Atlas browser—a Gen AI-powered browser that can autonomously navigate websites, fill forms, and complete tasks for you. But with great power comes great security concerns!

In this episode, Ryan demonstrates how to safely test Atlas by virtualizing macOS using Apple's Virtualization Framework and VirtualBuddy. Watch as he creates isolated testing environments on Apple Silicon, tests Atlas with Azure Portal and Datadog, and discusses the security implications of giving AI agents access to production credentials.


• OpenAI Atlas browser capabilities and limitations
• macOS virtualization with Apple's Virtualization Framework
• VirtualBuddy setup and VM cloning on Apple Silicon
• Security best practices for AI browser agents
• Automated testing use cases (onboarding, form validation, UI testing)
• Agent behavior: timing issues, transparency, hidden web searches
• Future integration with GitHub runners

0:00 Introduction to OpenAI Atlas Browser
0:23 Security concerns with AI browser access
0:44 Virtualizing macOS for Atlas testing
1:36 Demonstrating Atlas browser in action
2:23 Apple Virtualization Framework overview
3:17 VFkit and VirtualBuddy comparison
4:03 VirtualBuddy VM setup and cloning
5:32 Atlas browser credential confirmation
6:30 Visual indicators and agent transparency
7:05 Agent speed and supervision benefits
7:30 Onboarding task automation use case
8:06 Tagging resources in Azure Portal
8:33 UI timing and form fill challenges
9:25 Summary of virtualization approach
10:28 Testing use cases and GitHub runners
12:26 Agent movement speed observations
13:04 Hidden tabs and web search concerns
13:42 Need for audit logs and session recording
14:08 Black box concerns and accountability
14:52 Closing thoughts on testing and verification

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