Who Will Manage the Agents
GavCo · hn · 2026-07-12
The article revolves around a core question: who will manage the agents.
It focuses not on individual model capabilities, but on how human control, responsibility boundaries, and organizational structures will shift once AI agents become autonomous entities continuously executing tasks. The article discusses an "AI night" future: as agents become more numerous and autonomous, managing them will become a critical new challenge.
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