Earning Trust in the Age of AI Agents
Every time Claude stops in the middle of a task to ask permission to open a file or read an email, I get two choices. I can allow it once, or I can allow it always. I click "allow once" pretty much every time. I understand that "allow always" would make things smoother down the road, but it also opens the door to the kind of mistake you can't take back, and I'm not ready to hand over that much on faith. Businesses are facing the same decision, just on a much bigger scale. Rishi Bhargava, co-founder of Descope, joined me on a recent episode of the TechSpective Podcast, and our conversation…
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