If AI vendor commitments are voluntary, what controls can stop a bad agent?
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-10-02
Data influencer Yves Mulkers poses a Friday meeting question: if the strongest AI supplier commitments are voluntary, which in-house controls can actually stop a bad agent action—and who has the authority to pull the plug? He invites practitioners to share what they've tested.
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