Bitwarden on This Week in Tech (Audio)

TWiT 1083: A Whole Separate Class of Squiggles - Which Religion Does AI Identify With?

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Leo Laporte
TWiT
May 10, 2026
UnknownBrand awarenessBaked-in adCybersecurity
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Bitwarden is introducing the new a I agent access SDK. It's a powerful way for developers and teams to securely integrate controlled credential access into applications, automation workflows, and AI agents. It enables programmatic just in time access to vault stored credentials, so they never leave the vault. They never that sensitive data is never exposed, and it supports secure use of those tokens, of those keys, of those secrets within modern development environments. You will never again accidentally commit a key to GitHub. Now I'm not saying this release incorporates any AI functionality into the Bitwarden solution. It doesn't. And nor, more importantly, does it grant AI systems persistent or unrestricted access to to vault data. Your stuff stays in your vault. That's the whole idea of the agent access SDK is a separate open source development toolkit designed to enforce, secure, human approved, and scoped credential access for teams that leverage AI agents in their workflow.

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This Week in Tech (Audio)
TWiT 1083: A Whole Separate Class of Squiggles - Which Religion Does AI Identify With?
Host: Leo Laporte
Publisher: TWiT