How do you audit what an autonomous AI agent read, changed or shared?
whatthedevils1 · reddit · 2026-11-01
A Reddit discussion raises a practical security question: when autonomous agents act at machine speed, how do teams build audit trails and incident reports? The poster argues reconstructing what an agent read, changed, or shared is far harder than auditing human mistakes, and asks how others handle logging and post-incident forensics for AI agents.
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