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Last week I asked who’s accountable when an agent has its own identity. This week Workday bought a company to answer that.

Workday announced it’s acquiring C1.ai , an identity governance platform that handles access for both employees and AI agents. Same access lifecycle, same offboarding, same audit trail. They’re calling it the identity layer for people, money and agents. That’s a market answer to a question that was…

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  1. 2026-10-20 17:00 · r/artificial
    Last week I asked who’s accountable when an agent has its own identity. This week Workday bought a company to answer that.

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