DesoPK

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   Kernhelm: A Linux authority wall for untrusted agents(github.com)

   2 points by DesoPK 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by DesoPK 8mo ago

   You're right. Players are in a sandbox and they only have access to what they have been given rights to. The game analogy isn’t about confidential material, it’s about adversarial incentives under fixed mechanics. In games you don’t re
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   by DesoPK 8mo ago

   I agree that UX is the hard part. The point isn’t “pop-up permission dialog every minute.” It’s “remove standing power.” You can make short lived authority feel smoother with scoped permits, pre-approved workflows, clear revocation semantic
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   Make Trust Irrelevant: A Gamer's Take on Agentic AI Safety(github.com)

   10 points by DesoPK 8mo ago|10 comments
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   by DesoPK 8mo ago

   I wrote a short position paper arguing that current agentic AI safety failures are the confused deputy problem on repeat. We are handing agents ambient authority and trying to contain it with soft constraints like prompts and userland wrapp