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Comment by Julio Rivera
Cybersecurity researcher, business and political strategist, and technology columnist; founder of ItFunk.org.
Companies do not need to abandon AI. They need to deploy it with discipline. Every agent should have a distinct identity, clearly defined access rights, and an audit trail showing what it did. Where practical, credentials should be short-lived, and permissions should be easy to revoke. Large financial transfers, changes to production systems, and the release of sensitive information should trigger stronger approval requirements. Smaller companies can begin with basic steps: restrict permissions, require human confirmation for consequential actions, maintain reliable backups and assign responsibility for monitoring automated systems.AI Verified (Oct 1, 2026)
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Verified: the quote says every AI agent needs controls and explicitly requires human confirmation for consequential actions such as financial transfers, production changes, and sensitive-information release.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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Verified for: Rivera explicitly calls for human confirmation for consequential AI-agent actions and stronger approval requirements for sensitive actions.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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Verified against Rivera’s October 1, 2026 American Thinker article: the stored passage appears verbatim under his byline.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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replying to Julio Rivera