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arXiv Paper Proposes Task-Based Permission Scoping for AI Agents

A new arXiv preprint examines how enterprise AI agents are typically given static credentials at deployment that mirror the full set of permissions an employee role could hold. The authors argue this approach, inherited from role-based access control, grants agents far more access than any single task requires. They evaluate an alternative architecture that scopes an agent's permissions to the specific task it is performing.