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If an AI agent can take real actions online, what should it never be allowed to do without human approval?

Recent reporting about AI agents taking unintended actions on government websites got me thinking about where autonomy should stop. It's one thing for an AI to summarize a page or draft a form. It's another for it to submit something, contact an authority, spend money, or trigger a process that aff…

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  1. 2026-10-10 06:23 · r/artificial
    If an AI agent can take real actions online, what should it never be allowed to do without human approval?

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