Who Manages Data Access for Enterprise AI Agents? Devs Discuss the Gap
Prestigious-Run-1954 · reddit · 2026-08-01
A developer on Reddit raised a critical engineering question: when enterprise AI agents pull data from multiple internal sources like docs, CRM, and SQL, who decides and enforces access permissions?
The discussion focuses on whether this access control logic is currently hardcoded per agent or managed centrally, aiming to figure out if this is a major unresolved gap in enterprise AI architecture or a solved problem.
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