> When a question touches restricted data — student PII, sensitive HR information — the agent doesn’t just refuse. It explains what it can’t access and proposes a safe reformulation. "I can’t show individual student names, but here’s the same analysis using anonymized IDs."
This part is scary. It implies that if I'm in a department that shouldn't have access to this data, the AI will still run the query for me and then do some post-processing to "anonymize" the data. This isn't how security is supposed to work... did we learn nothing from SQL injection?
This part is scary. It implies that if I'm in a department that shouldn't have access to this data, the AI will still run the query for me and then do some post-processing to "anonymize" the data. This isn't how security is supposed to work... did we learn nothing from SQL injection?