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Today, if someone asks you to prove an AI agent was actually authorized to execute an action, what do you show them?

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A log? A trace? The model output? A record showing that the tool call happened? All of those can tell you what happened. They don't necessarily tell you whether the agent was actually allowed to do it. That distinction gets more important as agents move from generating text to acting on real system…

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  1. 2026-09-07 15:25 · r/artificial
    Today, if someone asks you to prove an AI agent was actually authorized to execute an action, what do you show them?

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