AI agents should share only governed knowledge, not everything they know
rvp · x · 2026-07-23
A quoted post argues that AI agents should not share all of their knowledge, but only what governance permits, and should remember those permissions permanently.
It frames this as a multi-agent shared memory problem: memory needs to be both collaborative and policy-aware, rather than a free-for-all knowledge pool.
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