AI agents were easier to discuss when they only wrote text, summarized docs, or generated ideas.
Now the conversation is moving toward agents that can access accounts, trigger payments, interact with vendors, or act inside business systems.
That feels like a different category of risk.
A bad answer is one thing.
A bad action with money, customer data, or account access is another.
I don’t think the hard question is “can the agent do it?” anymore.
It’s “who is responsible when it does the wrong thing?”
Where do you think the line should be for AI agents taking real actions?
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