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The authors propose that a multi-level governance framework for AI Agent behavior should be established, including introducing stronger alignment verification during the development stage, implementing dynamic behavior monitoring during the deployment stage, and promoting safety standards and accountability norms specifically for autonomous Agents at the industry level.
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10/16/2026
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The AI Agent Security Crisis: More Than Just a Cybersecurity Problem
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