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AI coding agents are often compared to junior developers because of similar output quality, but their behavior is fundamentally different.
They operate continuously, adapt dynamically, pursue assigned goals autonomously, and may hold system access that organizations do not fully track or understand.
That creates a new category of security risk.
Part of the value of AI agents is their flexibility and ability to learn, but those same characteristics can also lead agents to bypass controls or interact with systems in unexpected ways. As organizations adopt AI-assisted development, visibility into agent permissions and behavior may become critical.
Should AI coding agents be treated like software tools — or more like autonomous identities with strict governance and access controls?
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