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Trusting AI Agents Means Preserving Human Intent

Forbes
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Okta's Arun Kumar Elengovan highlights the need for intent-based AI authorization as autonomous agents gain decision-making power. Traditional permission models are insufficient to ensure AI actions align with human intent, risking privacy and financial harm.

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