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authority as a first-class primitive

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I've been thinking about a problem that seems increasingly important as agents move from generating information to actually taking actions. It seems like we have primitives for most of the hard things: call an API modify a database spend money deploy infrastructure access sensitive information crea…

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  1. 2026-09-05 10:24 · r/AI_Agents
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