Podcast
Oct 20, 2026 · 5 min · 7 segments
Microsoft says it is expanding Project Perception to manage AI agents inside companies. Each agent would get only the access its current task requires. This edition covers 5 evidence-backed stories…
Its dynamic permission system would give each agent separate, temporary access for its current task, while employees would keep their own access.
The company says those controls can cut permissions, block rights, or stop an agent as its risk changes.
Project Perception and Agent 365 share a registry that tracks agents and their activity.
Those are Microsoft product claims, not proof that every unsafe action will be blocked.
Microsoft also has not shown that every control is generally available in every environment.
Released documents and tests need to show that permissions expire when a task ends and whether an agent can disable its supervisor.
Its dynamic permission system would give each agent separate, temporary access for its current task, while employees would keep their own access.
The company says those controls can cut permissions, block rights, or stop an agent as its risk changes.
Project Perception and Agent 365 share a registry that tracks agents and their activity.
Those are Microsoft product claims, not proof that every unsafe action will be blocked.
Microsoft also has not shown that every control is generally available in every environment.
Released documents and tests need to show that permissions expire when a task ends and whether an agent can disable its supervisor.
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