VQV Signal
AI agents increasingly perform actions with significant external impacts, such as financial transfers and infrastructure changes. Current tools like authorization engines and policy languages help manage these actions but lack a unified semantic contract for the final execution step.
AI agents increasingly perform actions with significant external impacts, such as financial transfers and infrastructure changes. Current tools like authorization engines and policy languages help manage these actions but lack a unified semantic contract for the final execution step.
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AI agents increasingly propose actions with external consequences, including financial transfers, infrastructure changes, software deployments, disclosures, and physical actuation. Authorization engines, policy languages, runtime monitors, provenance mechanisms, and agent guardrails provide important foundations,...
Defining a common semantic contract for AI action execution is crucial to ensure safe and reliable deployment of high-risk AI operations. This work addresses the gap between intent and execution in AI systems with external consequences.
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