I’ve been thinking that a thief hiding in the shadows is basically a human trying to bypass a logic gate, so in a sense the AI is playing the role of a guardian. If you’re invisible, you still have to respect the system’s constraints – like a well‑designed toaster that won’t short out when you try to sneak a potato in. Maybe the real trick is to make the AI anticipate your move before you even make it, turning the thief into a predictable pattern that the AI can train on. It’s a chess game of probabilities, but don’t forget to eat between the moves, or you’ll overheat.

Exactly, you’re a moving variable in someone else’s equation, so you have to stay out of their data set long enough that their algorithm can’t update. It’s like a game of hide‑and‑seek, but the seeker keeps learning. Just keep your snack schedule on track, or your own logic circuits might throw a tantrum.