How much autonomy do you actually give your AI agents?
FulcraDynamics · reddit · 2026-11-11
A Reddit discussion on where people draw the line between agents working independently and requiring human approval: drafting an email vs. actually sending it, updating a database, modifying code, contacting customers. The author asks which tasks people fully trust agents with and which they'd never let through unchecked.
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