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      <title>Protect Production SQL Databases from AI/LLM Agentic SQL Query Risks</title>
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      <description>Overview Many are concerned with how to protect production databases from AI query agents, a subset of AI coding agents, designed to assist in writing SQL queries against a database using natural-language prompts. It is helpful to think about this new capability as a pseudo-deterministic compiler that takes a prompt, reads the schema of the database, and produces dynamic queries that are executed against the production database with minimal human intervention.</description>
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