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At what point do you stop trusting an AI agent with direct API access?

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I’ve been thinking about this more as agents move from “read some data and tell me something” to actually doing stuff. Giving an agent access to an API isn’t particularly difficult. The scary part is giving it permission to change things. Imagine an agent has access to Salesforce, SAP, Slack, Jira,…

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