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Innsikt

Fagartikler om distribuerte systemer og KI, med praktiske eksempler og etterprøvbare kilder.

Memory is not authority.

How to separate remembered information from permission to act: provenance, scoped approvals, host-side enforcement and safe tool execution in AI systems.

Utvalgte kilder

Forelesninger, standarder og faglige perspektiver å lese videre i.

  • Threads and RPC

    MIT · 6.5840. A concise foundation for reasoning about remote calls, concurrency and the uncertainty left by a missing response.

  • Making retries safe with idempotent APIs

    AWS · Builders’ Library. A production-informed discussion of request identifiers, caller intent and the limits of deduplicating repeated operations.

  • HTTP Semantics

    IETF · RFC 9110. The normative reference for HTTP methods, safety and idempotency. Useful for separating protocol guarantees from application policy.

  • The Protection of Information in Computer Systems

    MIT · Saltzer & Schroeder. Foundational security principles, including least privilege and complete mediation, that remain useful when designing tool boundaries.

  • Zero Trust Architecture

    NIST · SP 800-207. A framework for making access decisions around resources and explicit policy rather than assumed trust from location or history.

  • Effective context engineering for AI agents

    Anthropic · Engineering. Practical context-management patterns, including compaction and external notes. Read alongside independent authorization controls.

  • Architecture and host responsibilities

    Model Context Protocol. A versioned description of hosts, clients and servers. A useful vocabulary for locating control and consent around tools.