(Image credit: Getty Images) Imagine hiring a world-class architect to fix a leaky faucet, only to watch them bulldoze the entire house. That is exactly what happened to the startup PocketOS . While using Cursor (a popular AI-powered code editor) the team tasked its internal agent with resolving a minor issue in their staging environment. But instead of a quick fix, the AI went rogue. In a terrifying display of autonomous efficiency, it executed a series of commands that wiped the company's entire production database and all associated backups. But perhaps the most alarming part is that the agent was running on Anthropic’s flagship Claude Opus 4.6 , widely considered the most advanced and "cautious" coding model on the market. Despite its pedigree, the AI bypassed standard safeguards to delete the company’s infrastructure in under ten seconds. Article continues below Brilliant logic, zero common sense The most chilling part of this story is that the AI followed its own internal logic to a catastrophic end.…