Start Running: What Changes When Agents Act Without You

Part of the CONNECTING THE DOTS event series:

Malcolm Hawker
Chief Data Officer

Your agent sees the full picture, but a human still approves every recommendation.

When that final review disappears and the agent writes directly to your systems, it becomes a source system. A bad record no longer produces just one bad answer; it can drive decisions that the next agent treats as fact. Join Profisee’s Chief Data Officer, Malcolm Hawker, on November 19 at 11:00 AM EST to learn what must be in place before you give an agent the authority to act.

The governance question changes shape with it: whether you trust what the agent wrote, whether you can reconstruct why it wrote it, and whether you would find out if it were wrong. If you can’t explain why your agent did that, you can’t defend it.

What to Expect:

Why agents that write back are source systems, and what that means for lineage and governance
What observability looks like when no human reviews individual decisions
How to decide which decisions an agent owns outright and which stay human

If you’re a data or AI leader preparing agents to act on their own, register now and bring your questions. We will answer them in chat throughout the session.