When There's No Steering Wheel, Who Is Responsible For The AI Agent?

AI agents can act beyond their intended scope. Here's how enterprises can govern agent access, monitor behavior and define responsibility when things go wrong.

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2026-10-28 12:30 · Forbes AI
When There's No Steering Wheel, Who Is Responsible For The AI Agent?

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