AI agents are getting better at taking actions, not just giving answers.
That sounds exciting until the action touches something real: customer data, payments, internal systems, emails, approvals, or legal/business decisions.
A bad answer can be corrected.
A bad action can create a chain of problems.
I think the next AI bottleneck is not only intelligence. It is accountability.
If an AI agent makes a bad decision in a real workflow, who should be responsible?
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