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<title>From Assistance to Agency: Why Enterprise AI Creates a New Architectural Problem</title>
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<description>Letting a service desk assistant reset MFA is not phase two of the same programme. Once an agent can change state, the question becomes what it may change, and on whose authority.</description>
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<title>A Model Can Recommend an Action. It Does Not Acquire Authority to Perform It</title>
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<description>Directors ask whether their AI is safe. The better question is on whose authority it acts, because accuracy, confidence and technical access are not a delegation.</description>
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