Summary
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- Agentic AI tools can act autonomously across platforms.
- Poorly governed deployments can reduce visibility and blur accountability.
- Security vulnerabilities can spread across complex supply chains.
- Organisations should prioritise strong oversight and responsible implementation.
Kit Ruparel, CTO at Recordsure, said agentic AI systems, autonomous tools capable of acting across platforms, introduce significant risks when deployed without proper governance.
These risks include reduced visibility, increased security vulnerabilities and blurred accountability across complex supply chains, with the potential for unpredictable and cascading failures.
Treating agentic AI as infrastructure
Organisations must treat agentic AI as critical infrastructure, prioritising strong oversight and responsible implementation.
Frequently asked questions
They are autonomous tools capable of acting across platforms.
Agentic AI can create reduced visibility, increased security vulnerabilities, blurred accountability and the potential for unpredictable cascading failures.