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As AI agents evolve into autonomous digital workers capable of executing actions, organizations must implement strict permission controls and contextual constraints to prevent unintended escalations of authority. Treating these systems like supervised interns highlights the critical need for human oversight in defining intent and limiting data access. This shift demands a fundamental update to software development practices to balance agent independence with robust security governance.

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Treat your AI agents like eager but misguided human interns - before you lose control

ZDNetJune 12, 20265 min read

Think twice about what permissions you are providing your AI agents and what actions they can take on your behalf.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Find a balance between AI agent restraint and independence. Context and intent must be woven into agent development. Consider configurations and the data that agents access. AI agents are evolving from simple chatbots to full-fledged digital workers authorized to take action on applications and data. And with those capabilities come a raft of security and governance concerns. Treat your AI agents as eager but misguided interns, requiring the same oversight and guidance as human interns, suggested…

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