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RAG with no access control? Agents calling APIs with no auth? That ends now. Auth for GenAI brings identity to AI agents. 🔥 🧠 RAG access checks 🔐OAuth2 ➕ token refresh 🪪Login ➕ account linking 👥Async approvals

38,968 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Auth0
Auth01 год назад

Try it now 👉🏾 Learn More 👉🏾

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Alger1 год назад

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Фото профиля Catalin
Catalin1 год назад

The more capable and autonomous AI agents, the more their potential for error grows. So, this is really cool and a much needed product.

Фото профиля Tobiloba🥑
Tobiloba🥑1 год назад

This is dope af!

Фото профиля ShreyTheCray
ShreyTheCray1 год назад

Such a cool video

Фото профиля jc_stack
jc_stack1 год назад

@LangChainAI Smart to prioritize access control. Have you considered TEE integration for agent auth? Would love to hear about latency impact on agent ops - critical for DeFi use cases

Фото профиля Robo Riley
Robo Riley1 год назад

It's essential for AI agents to have identity. Implementing robust authentication enhances security for API interactions.

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