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The send button moved inside the system.
AI agents can search, plan, communicate, purchase, update records, write code, and continue through multi-step work with limited supervision. They can remove exhausting coordination and widen access. They can also turn an uncertain interpretation into an external act before anyone notices that authority has travelled.
In Machines Given Room to Act, G B Edlin examines the decisive question behind agentic AI: not merely what a model can do, but what an institution has permitted it to cause.
Clear, rigorous, and deeply practical, this ninth volume of The Borrowed Mind shows how to:
• map an agent's complete action surface across tools and downstream systems;
• distinguish preparation from commitment and place approval where consequence begins;
• resist prompt injection, memory poisoning, compounding error, and proxy pursuit;
• apply least privilege, reversibility, cumulative budgets, safe handoffs, and reliable shutdown;
• evaluate trajectories rather than celebrating final-task success;
• govern agents in offices, service, finance, software, science, health, and the home; and
• use a complete Autonomy Budget, Delegation Contract, action-risk classification, impact assessment, evaluation pack, incident runbook, case studies, scenarios, maturity model, and twenty-four design patterns.
This is neither a warning against useful automation nor a promise that a human approval click solves control. It is a professional guide to delegating action without delegating away responsibility.
The machine may be given room to act. The institution must remain able to see, interrupt, explain, and repair.
Book 9 of The Borrowed Mind, a twelve-volume exploration of human agency in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The send button moved inside the system. AI agents can search, plan, communicate, purchase, update records, write code, and continue through multi-step work with limited supervision. They can remove exhausting coordination and widen access. They can also turn an uncertain interpretation into an external act before anyone notices that authority has travelled. In Machines Given Room to Act, G B Edlin examines the decisive question behind agentic AI: not merely what a model can do, but what an institution has permitted it to cause. Clear, rigorous, and deeply practical, this ninth volume of The Borrowed Mind shows how to: - map an agent's complete action surface across tools and downstream systems;- distinguish preparation from commitment and place approval where consequence begins;- resist prompt injection, memory poisoning, compounding error, and proxy pursuit;- apply least privilege, reversibility, cumulative budgets, safe handoffs, and reliable shutdown;- evaluate trajectories rather than celebrating final-task success;- govern agents in offices, service, finance, software, science, health, and the home; and- use a complete Autonomy Budget, Delegation Contract, action-risk classification, impact assessment, evaluation pack, incident runbook, case studies, scenarios, maturity model, and twenty-four design patterns. This is neither a warning against useful automation nor a promise that a human approval click solves control. It is a professional guide to delegating action without delegating away responsibility. The machine may be given room to act. The institution must remain able to see, interrupt, explain, and repair. Book 9 of The Borrowed Mind, a twelve-volume exploration of human agency in the age of artificial intelligence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170725267
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