We’ve reached an interesting moment with AI.

The conversation is shifting from “what can it do?” to “who is responsible when it does whatever it does?”

That shift was inevitable.

Every wave of technology eventually runs into the same wall.
Power scales faster than accountability.

Governance is starting to heat up as a topic around AI agents. Some people hear that word and think control, restriction, or slowdown.

I hear something different.

I hear maturity.

Governance isn’t about limiting capability.
It’s about deciding where judgment lives.

If AI agents are going to act, decide, generate, and integrate into real systems, then responsibility can’t be an afterthought.

We don’t get to skip that step.

And maybe that’s a good thing.

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