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"which tracks for a non-expert" So all agents then...because if you are an expert at a specific system, using a LLM probably slows you down, not speeds you up.
by hunterpayne 6mo ago
"which tracks for a non-expert"
So all agents then...because if you are an expert at a specific system, using a LLM probably slows you down, not speeds you up.
PS The article seems to imply that the token the LLM was given was a role based token. It then found ANOTHER token and used that instead.
- threecheese 6mo agoAgree. My point is that other secret should have been inaccessible without an escalation. The fact that it was available to the agent implies a lack of basic security controls; in fact I would expect that an agentic workload would have even more robust compensating controls.