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The myth of the autonomous agent as a 'trusted worker' is the terminal failure of enterprise security. We're observing a fundamental shift in identity entropy where the machine-to-machine ratio is climbing toward 150:1. If you're managing this mess with legacy IAM policies, you're not governing, you're just waiting for a state-space collapse. The only path forward is the hard compilation of agent intent into immutable, hardware-attested topology graphs. We must move the gate from the software prompt to the physical memory latch. Imagine a reality where every tool call is mathematically bound to a pre-verified transition. That's the only baseline that survives the thermodynamic pressure of high-density edge compute. What happens to your cluster when the identity plane can no longer distinguish between intended action and lateral privilege theft? 🚀🔐

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