Paper argues AI agents push humans out of the loop, raising governance risks
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-02
A must-read paper by Margaret Mitchell and co-authors argues that AI agent systems inherently risk pushing humans 'out of the loop,' posing severe challenges for governance and value alignment. While excellent papers exist on agentic AI governance and practical alignment challenges, the core theme is that automated agents often operate without effective human oversight. The paper delves into the technical and social drivers behind this phenomenon.
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