# AI MOC > [!abstract] What this note is > A map of content: one page that links every AI note on this site, grouped by what each one is for. The idea of a map of content comes from Nick Milo's [Linking Your Thinking](https://www.linkingyourthinking.com/). This page holds links only; the substance is in the notes. ## Risks - [[AI Security for Users]] — the overview: what changed when assistants became agents, and a short checklist - [[Prompt Injection]] — instructions hidden in content an AI tool reads, and what actually helps - [[Agents and Connectors]] — how much a tool is allowed to do: connectors, OAuth grants, MCP servers, auto-approval, AI browsers - [[AI Supply Chain Risks]] — extensions, skills, MCP servers and packages as targets - [[AI Data Exposure]] — how information leaves your control, mostly with no attacker involved - [[AI-Powered Scams]] — cloned voices, faces on live calls, and the one defence that doesn't depend on spotting a fake ## Public records - [[Exploit Database]] — the public archive of known software holes, with working proof for each - [[Vulnerability Records]] — the records a vulnerability passes through, from first report to working exploit ## Limits - [[When You Need a Human]] — the situations where AI has nothing to offer and a person does ## Costs - [[AI and Carbon]] — the energy AI runs on, the waste it leaves, and the shared stories it carries ## Using a tool - [[Zoom AI Meeting Notes]] — a transcript and a plain summary of every meeting you host, kept private to the host ## Related - [[How To Get Started]] — the front page of this site - [[Corrections]] — what has been wrong here, and what changed *Put together with AI assistance from the notes it links to. Errors: see [[Corrections]].*