Guardian Agents Need Separation of Duties
One guardian should not observe, judge, approve, execute, and erase the evidence for the same event.
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When Should a Guardian Agent Intervene?
Too little intervention permits harm; too much turns normal cooperation into friction and false accusation.
Agent Governance Should Link Every Rule to Evidence
Policies become credible when reviewers can see which events, relationships, and assumptions triggered them.
Incident Response Must Follow the Agent Graph
Compromising one agent can affect delegated tasks, shared memory, tools, counterparties, and decisions already in progress.
Apply the AI RMF to Agent Relationships
Managing each model independently misses risk that appears only when agents delegate, compete, and transact.
The EU AI Act Meets Multi-Agent Accountability
AI agents are not a standalone legal category, so accountability depends on the systems, providers, deployers, and uses around them.
