Who Decides What an AI Agent Can Access? Data Governance Remains Unsolved
AgileExcuse859 · reddit · 2026-09-03
A developer argues the biggest agent risk isn't the model but sensitive data access: unlike search engines returning links, agents can directly query vast data stores. "Use enterprise accounts" isn't an architectural answer — access control, permissions, auditing, and accountability patterns for agents are still undefined industry-wide.
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