Why Your Multi-Agent AI System Needs Governance (Not Just Orchestration)
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Most multi-agent frameworks focus on capabilities. Few address governance: who can do what, how conflicts are resolved, and how you maintain audit trails. The Article That Sparked This I recently read @james_anderson_h 's excellent article " The Witness Was the Suspect: Why AI Audit Logs Can't Be T…
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Why Your Multi-Agent AI System Needs Governance (Not Just Orchestration)
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