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As AI agents use more tools and APIs, where do you think accountability should start?

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When an agent can make decisions and execute actions across multiple systems, should every step be traceable, or is the final outcome enough? I am curious how people see this.

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  1. 2026-08-31 16:53 · r/artificial
    As AI agents use more tools and APIs, where do you think accountability should start?

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