Blogger: 'Autonomous' AI Agent Hype Distracts From What Are Plain Felonies
mjdramstead · x · 2026-09-20
A blogger argues that the industry's framing of AI agents as 'autonomous' is a distraction from conduct that is, on its face, 'plain felonies,' urging people to 'follow the money.'
No specific company is named and no concrete allegations are detailed; the post is an opinion piece reflecting ongoing AI-circle skepticism about agent business practices.
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