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In AI Agent scenarios, the threat to the principle of least privilege comes from the agent's own reasoning bias, rather than from external attackers as in traditional software.
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7/6/2026
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The Real Risk of AI Agent Deployment: Not Going Rogue, But Being Too Obedient
bilibili码走日同学7/3/2026
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