When an agent makes a change across systems that causes an issue, it’s unclear who owns the mistake. Is it IT, the business team, or the platform itself? How do organizations define accountability?
When an agent makes a change across systems that causes an issue, it’s unclear who owns the mistake. Is it IT, the business team, or the platform itself? How do organizations define accountability?
Accountability must remain human. While agents execute actions, responsibility lies with the teams that design, approve, and operate them. Clear ownership models are essential to prevent blame gaps.
This problem often appears when workflows span departments. Governance frameworks need to assign ownership at the workflow level, not just the system level.