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AI accountability after the demo is over

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April 14, 2026

The Governance GapMicrosoft
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Agent 365 Goes Live May 1. Here Is What It Still Cannot Tell You.

The CISO had been waiting for Agent 365 for six months. The inventory populated automatically: forty-seven agents. She recognized about thirty of them. The other seventeen she did not. They were not unauthorized — the platform confirmed they had all been registered. She did not recognize them because the people who deployed them had moved to other teams, or left the organization, or simply had not told security they existed.

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April 7, 2026

The Governance Gap

Nobody Owns This Agent.

The compliance officer had three folders. The vendor's responsible AI certification. The deployment approval chain. The risk classification framework. The examiner set each one aside. He had not asked about process. He had asked who is responsible for what it does.

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March 31, 2026

The Governance GapAgents

The Board Met in January. Your Agent Wasn't Invited.

The Intent Gap is not primarily a deployment problem. Most organizations document intent at the start. The agent was doing exactly what it was told in October. The problem is that what October wanted and what February required had become different things, and the organization had no mechanism for telling the agent.

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