China gives AI agents digital identities — but enforcing permission boundaries is the hard part
Shufti-Global · reddit · 2026-11-11
China introduced 2026 standards for how AI agents identify themselves, communicate and access services, including permissions: an agent allowed to browse and add items to a cart still can't pay without user authorization. The post argues that real-world enforcement of per-action permission checks across services remains the challenge.
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