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Every AI governance design I have read assumes a human in the loop. None of them say who pays that human.

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I have been running a long lived multi agent setup for about eight months, and I keep hitting the same hole in every governance framework I read, including the ones I wrote myself. The architecture is always fine on paper. Something crosses a threshold, the system pauses, a human reviews, the syste…

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  1. 2026-08-27 13:42 · r/agi
    Every AI governance design I have read assumes a human in the loop. None of them say who pays that human.

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