A lot of AI security discussion still focuses on prompts, model choice, and whether employees are using the approved tool.
The more interesting operator problem is the gateway layer. If an AI gateway or LLM proxy holds provider keys, service principals, prompt logs, quotas, routing rules, and tool access, it is no longer just plumbing. It is a place where authority pools, and that changes what an attacker inherits if it breaks.
AlphaHunt unpacked the operator angle here.
In your environment, would this fail first at ownership, logging, or containment?