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LeaseGuard: Incumbent-Preserving Admission Control for Privileged LLM Agents
Privileged language-model agents can satisfy a new system task by displacing a healthy incumbent that depends on the same file, process, socket, lock, or capacity allocation. This failure arises because execution privilege determines whether an operation can run, not whether the requester may preemp
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