One thing I keep seeing in AI agent discussions is that people talk about autonomy like it is one setting. But an agent that only reads data is not the same as an agent that sends emails, updates records, approves refunds, or touches customer data. Those should not have the same permissions. Maybe the right model is not “fully autonomous or not.” Maybe it is risk-based autonomy: more freedom for low-risk tasks, approval for anything with real consequences. Would you trust AI agents more if their autonomy depended on the risk of the action? submitted by /u/Alpertayfur
Originally posted by u/Alpertayfur on r/ArtificialInteligence
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