Should AI voice agents be allowed to make promises to customers?
Only-Concern6211 · reddit · 2026-09-25
A Reddit discussion raises a practical deployment risk: voice agents casually promising callbacks, refunds, or escalations create hidden work for teams that don't know about it. The thread explores where to draw the line on agent autonomy and commitment policies.
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