An AI Agent Can Stay Within Its Permissions and Still Do the Wrong Thing
The first authorization check is often the least important one. A user asks an agent to update a supplier record. The request is approved. The agent has permission to read the supplier system and write changes. Then the plan changes. The agent decides it needs to export related payment details, call a second system, or update several records instead of one. The original authorization may still be…
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