Navrina Singh

Because not only at the scale, but also because of the autonomy and the agency that these agents are going to have, it becomes very difficult for human oversight to persist.

And then the last thing is the need for real-time monitoring and real-time governance becomes even more paramount.

Because you are going to have all these agents, sometimes one agent from one company talking to another agent from another company and having these requirements around interoperability.

What actually gets shared between these agents and have we established the right guardrails for sharing so that there is no agent poisoning as an example, right?

You know, my agent could totally poison Neuron's agent to do certain things that might be not aligned with the goals that you established, right?

Oh, absolutely.

So, you know, I think the whole world basically runs on trust.

And I really believe that with agents, we are at a very interesting crossroad where that entire fabric of trust is going to be destroyed if not governed appropriately.

So imagine you have an agent that has access to pretty much all your personal financial accounts, any sort of key systems that you have access to.

And it gets poisoned in a way that all your information now gets shared at a certain price with another agent.

I mean, those are, I would say, still a little bit simplified scenarios, bad ones for you.

But now imagine that's happening at government level, that's happening at nation's level.

So I really think that not only has the threat surface area drastically increased,

but also how we think about agent communication, interoperability standards, and governance becomes even more critical to prevent scenarios which actually, frankly, could get out of control within a matter of seconds.

And, you know, Corey, I totally agree.

It's a new set of problems, but it's also a new set of opportunities.

And one of the framings that I get excited about and I share a lot with my team is it's not what could go wrong, but it's what can go right if you go on the eye, right?

Imagine all the productivity gains, the prosperity, the creative freedom we as humans will have only if trust is weaved into this technology, only if these systems are governed and only if these systems have the right oversight and accountability.

Imagine the future and what could go right.

And that is something that we get very excited about at Credo AI because we don't see governance as a barrier.