An AI agent that can act is a different risk from a model that only answers. This hub separates the two questions that matter: what an agent is technically capable of, and what it is actually permitted to do in your process.
The pillar article explains the autonomy levels. The other articles cover tool use, least privilege, separation of duties, emergency stops and human oversight.
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An academic framework from July 2026 separates the technical capability of AI agents from their permitted autonomy. What does that mean for oversight and control?
August 23, 2026
Article 12 of the AI Act and a real agent intrusion at Hugging Face show why logging of autonomous AI actions must be a verifiable agent timeline.
July 31, 2026
Microsoft's External Red Team Alliance and new research show that red teaming of generative AI and AI agents is shifting to an ongoing, ecosystemic process.
August 28, 2026
New governance frameworks and the CNIL/CIANum note show that separation of duties in agentic AI is a hard safety and accountability requirement.