Sharing an AI-generated document or interactive output often collapses several different permissions into one URL. A reviewer may need read access, while an editor needs revision rights and an automated system may need only a time-limited fetch. The output can also contain source files or context that should not inherit the same visibility as the final result. A useful sharing model might separate the rendered artifact, its source context, edit history, and downstream reuse permission. Which controls matter in practice: expiry, named viewers, version pinning, download restrictions, or a record of which agent and source material produced the output? Where should those rules live so they remain understandable to both people and automated tools? submitted by /u/avishic
Originally posted by u/avishic on r/ArtificialInteligence