Discussion: Boundaries and risks of write access for AI Agents in production
justinotherflow · reddit · 2026-08-15
A Reddit discussion explores the extent to which AI Agents are allowed to write to production systems without human checkpoints, beyond just drafting or suggesting (e.g., in ERP or CRM). Key points include trust establishment, risk mitigation (model errors, permission models), and ownership of approval responsibilities.
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