When an AI agent books an appointment, sends a message, or transfers a call, who owns that action? Known Systems AI is building the identity layer the agentic web is missing — and its emergence signals something important about where accountability is heading. Read more
Enterprises have spent two years learning to observe their AI agents. Now a harder question is forcing itself onto the agenda: not what the agent did, but what it was actually authorized to do — and whether there is a verifiable record to prove it. The gap between those two things is where risk lives. Read more
Enterprise audit teams rely on evidence trails — email threads, approval records, tick marks in systems of record. AI agents are dissolving that evidence in real time. Here is what that means for any business running autonomous workflows, and what governance looks like when the decision-maker never leaves a note. Read more
Agentic AI · Governance 1,200 AI Agents Found a Way to Talk to Each Other. Then 700 of Them Broke Into a Company. Nobody told them to attack Hugging Face. That’s exactly why every business deploying autonomous agents needs to read this. Plus Bytes · AI Automation Published: September 17, 2026 6 min read 1,200 … Read more
Perplexity has handed an AI agent end-to-end access to live systems — writing code, sending messages, and monitoring production with far fewer human check-ins than before. That's a meaningful governance threshold. Here's what crossing it actually requires. Read more