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MI9 -- Agent Intelligence Protocol: Runtime Governance for Agentic AI Systems

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  • Haebom

Author

Charles L. Wang, Trisha Singhal, Ameya Kelkar, Jason Tuo

Outline

This paper proposes MI9, a runtime governance framework for the safe and responsible deployment of agent-based AI systems, which exhibit unpredictable behavior during execution, unlike existing AI models. MI9 provides real-time control through six integrated components: an agency risk index, agent semantic telemetry collection, continuous permission monitoring, an FSM-based compliance engine, target-conditional deviation detection, and a progressive isolation strategy. Through analysis of various scenarios, we demonstrate the systematic application of MI9 to governance challenges that existing approaches fail to address.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
We present a novel approach to runtime governance of agent-based AI systems.
The MI9 framework provides real-time control for the safety and alignment of running agents.
It provides a foundation for systematically managing agent-related risks that existing approaches fail to address.
Provides a transparent and unified governance framework that works across diverse agent architectures.
Provides infrastructure for securely deploying agent-based AI systems at scale.
Limitations:
There is a lack of empirical research on the practical application and performance of MI9.
Further research is needed to explore the applicability and generalizability to different types of agents and environments.
The complexity of the framework can lead to high implementation and maintenance costs.
We may not be able to guarantee perfect response to unexpected agent behavior.
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