Asking a person to approve sensitive actions is no longer a reliable safeguard for AI agents, according to new research from Microsoft.
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Read at idm.net.auAsking a person to approve sensitive actions is no longer a reliable safeguard for AI agents, according to new research from Microsoft.
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Read at idm.net.auSingapore's guardrails, which govern what AI agents can do, should be in place for agent personas as well Read more at The Business Times.
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