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AI Agent Hacks Gym for a Pilates Booking
A Melbourne technologist asked an AI agent to book Pilates. It found a broken access check, reserved future classes and cancelled another member’s place.
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A Melbourne technologist asked an AI agent to book Pilates. It found a broken access check, reserved future classes and cancelled another member’s place.
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