AI agents, useful access and the trust dilemma
A user argues that AI agents face two bad options: being too siloed to help or being trusted recklessly. They blame a security paradigm dating to the 1990s.
TLDR
AI is as useful as the context it can see and the tools it can use, one post argues. It calls for updating what it describes as a 1990s security paradigm, saying that approach leaves agents either too isolated to be helpful or trusted with “reckless abandon.”
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