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When an agent acts, who is accountable?

For most of the history of enterprise software, accountability has been relatively easy to understand. A person logs in, a person has a set of permissions, and a person takes an action. If something goes wrong, you can usually work backwards from there. Agentic AI changes that. We are moving from s…

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  1. 2026-10-15 09:00 · InfoWorld AI
    When an agent acts, who is accountable?

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