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Your AI agent is acting under a human's name: why agent identity is the first accountability gap
Your AI agent has permission to act. Who has permission to take responsibility?
Picture the audit log after an incident. A record was changed, a permission was widened, a workflow ran. The log says alice . Alice was in a meeting and never touched the system. An agent, running on credentials it borrowed from her, did it. That is the first accountability gap: your records must say who, or what, acted.
The log says Alice. Alice didn't do it.
When an agent runs under a human's cr...
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