> That kind of control is placed at the wrong level. The proper way to get alignment should be implemented by convincing the agent of your high level goals, so

> That kind of control is placed at the wrong level. The proper way to get alignment should be implemented by convincing the agent of your high level goals, so it can self-police and avoid those 'cheats' by itself. No thanks. I run all my agents with lots of permissions, but I don't want them to have access they have no need for any more than I want coworkers to have access they have no need for, because whether or not you can "get alignment", mistakes get made all the time. I don't want to have access I have no need for, and frequently tell clients to take away access to things when I no longer need them for exactly that reason.