@alexandr_wang: our muse security architecture enables a ton of control over when the agent needs to ask for human-in-the-loop approval…
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The Muse security architecture provides detailed control over when AI agents require human-in-the-loop approval, enhancing safety and usability in automated systems.
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our muse security architecture enables a ton of control over when the agent needs to ask for human-in-the-loop approval
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Tarek Sheasha (@bigT_sheesh): In the blog post and video (https://t.co/b2u8lq5WHT) I posted earlier this week on the @Muse security architecture, we touched on the Sentinel and Human-in-the-loop.
This extends to more than just regular web requests and protocols (HTTP/HTTPS), you can actually use a whole
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