@jay_neyer Exactly, Jay. But there's another side to this: who has authority over the data changes that determine what AI agents see?
As product data increasingly drives purchasing decisions, shouldn't changes to that data be governed with the same discipline as other commercial decisions?
@amasad Moving AI agents into managed cloud environments addresses where they execute.
But it doesn't automatically establish what they're authorized to execute.
Shouldn't production authority remain independently enforced, regardless of where the agent runs?
@enterprisehubai Exactly. Knowledge creates value when it leads to action. But action requires explicit authority, controlled execution, and verification of the actual outcome. That's the next critical layer of enterprise AI.
Your AI bought the right item. At twice the price you authorized.
A company card grants access. Deterministic limits define what it may spend.
CommerceGov: governed AI purchases. Pilot conversations open.
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@AgenticOperator Speed matters. So does knowing that the version published is the one that was approved. As AI accelerates these fixes, approval and verification need to keep pace.
@dogramaci@dogramaci Agents can propose and execute within granted limits. Granting or expanding those limits should stay with an authorized human. Any action outside that scope must stop for fresh approval.
@ecommerce We’ve tested agent checkout in a sandbox. For a real purchase, I’d require explicit spending limits, approval before payment, and verification of the final order and charge. Capability ≠ authority.
Here’s our sandbox checkout demo: https://t.co/1zONAEELee
@enterprisehubai@satya5n21 I’d bind that approval to the exact action, target, and limits, then have it expire after use. If the agent changes the plan, it needs fresh approval. Verify the result afterward. Urgency can speed up the review without expanding the agent’s authority.
AGI might be intelligence.
Putting it in charge will take protocols.
Deterministic - "stupid" systems,
they will hold the line.
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Who controls AI in production?
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We are building systems that increasingly appear to have a mind of their own. Now we need infrastructure that ensures they never have authority of their own.