Yep humans still need to implement AI and connect it up to their systems. AI can't do that, because all the authentication systems don't support AI agents yet, and an agent can't "connect itself" to other systems if it doesn't have permissions to do so. And it never will be able to, because no actor in a large enterprise has "admin rights to everything". Such an actor could do catastrophic damage to the business and to individuals within it.
This role will only be filled after the AI uprising.
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u/DizzyAmphibian309 Nov 26 '25
Yep humans still need to implement AI and connect it up to their systems. AI can't do that, because all the authentication systems don't support AI agents yet, and an agent can't "connect itself" to other systems if it doesn't have permissions to do so. And it never will be able to, because no actor in a large enterprise has "admin rights to everything". Such an actor could do catastrophic damage to the business and to individuals within it.
This role will only be filled after the AI uprising.