The Third Workshop on Agents in the Wild: Safety, Security, and Beyond

AI agents are increasingly deployed in the real world, acting autonomously with access to external tools and persistent memory. However, this same autonomy makes them harder to keep safe and secure, exposing them to new failure modes and adversarial threats that existing safeguards were not built to handle. These risks are no longer hypothetical, making it urgent to address them as agents move from prototypes into systems acting at scale. The Third Workshop on Agents in the Wild brings together researchers across AI, security, systems, policy, and related disciplines to confront the safety and security challenges of agents operating in the real world. We focus on both foundational and emerging challenges through a mix of invited talks, contributed work, and open discussion.