Human-centric access controls were designed for people. AI agents work differently.
Traditional access controls make decisions before the work begins. But AI agents need access decisions while the work is happening.
The question is no longer simply whether an agent can authenticate. It’s whether you can govern what it can answer, on whose behalf, for what purpose, and with what evidence.
That’s the authorization model needed to move AI from experimentation to production.
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Traditional access controls make decisions before the work begins. But AI agents need access decisions while the work is happening.
The question is no longer simply whether an agent can authenticate. It’s whether you can govern what it can answer, on whose behalf, for what purpose, and with what evidence.
That’s the authorization model needed to move AI from experimentation to production.
Read the full article: ow.ly/79N651055KR