We're Measuring the Wrong Thing in AI Agents Everyone seems focused on making AI agents smarter. Intent â†" Policy Decision â†" Execution Instead of allowing AI agents to directly change the real world, every high-impact action crosses a governance boundary first.
We're Measuring the Wrong Thing in AI Agents Everyone seems focused on making AI agents smarter.
Imagine an AI agent with permission to: deploy infrastructure approve refunds query production databases purchase inventory update customer records modify firewall rules The challenge isn't whether the AI...
Intent â†" Policy Decision â†" Execution Instead of allowing AI agents to directly change the real world, every high-impact action crosses a governance boundary first.
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We're Measuring the Wrong Thing in AI Agents Everyone seems focused on making AI agents smarter. Intent â†" Policy Decision â†" Execution Instead of allowing AI agents to directly change the real world, every high-impact action crosses a governance boundary first. I think we're overlooking a different question.
I think we're overlooking a different question. The challenge is whether it should perform them. Should this specific action be allowed under these specific circumstances?
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