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When an AI Agent's approval request times out, it should trigger an operation rejection rather than execution; otherwise, a 'silence implies consent' security vulnerability is created, which is the opposite of the default behavior of traditional alerting systems.
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7/24/2026
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AI Agent高危操作人工审批：如何设计可靠的Human-in-the-Loop机制
redditr/LangChain7/12/2026
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