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The article addresses a critical infrastructure gap for autonomous systems, arguing that traditional static access controls are insufficient for AI agents requiring dynamic, verifiable identities during execution. This shift is essential for enabling secure multi-agent collaboration and establishing trust frameworks as AI autonomy scales beyond simple API calls. Without runtime identity management, the ecosystem risks fragmentation and security vulnerabilities as agent interactions become more complex.
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AI agents need more than access control — they need identity at runtime
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AI agents need more than access control — they need identity at runtime VentureBeat
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