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No more Mr. Nice AI

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AI agents are most valuable when they can do more than make suggestions. But once they can run commands, access credentials, or change systems, trust in the prompt is not enough. The authorization boundary has to sit outside the model, where unverified input cannot quietly become an approved action.

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