Show Notes
Who decides what an AI agent is allowed to do? Arcade co-founder and CEO Alex Salazar, formerly VP of Product at Okta, joins Kim Isenberg and Peter Thum on The Superintelligence Podcast to discuss agents in enterprise software.
They examine authentication, permissions, governance and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), along with the risks of unrestricted access. Alex also discusses deployment lessons, human–agent collaboration and what is still needed for agents to operate safely in production.
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