Kihan launches Constitutional Computing to enforce authority limits on enterprise AI agents
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-06
Kihan launched Constitutional Computing, designed to block unauthorized AI agent actions before they touch enterprise systems, enabling agents to safely perform tasks like major purchases. CEO Jonathan Hirshon argues a system that can move $50M or modify a production database shouldn't be trusted to enforce its own limits just because it has tool access.
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