Is agentic AI governance even a computationally bounded process?
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Wrt to context drifting, goal misalignment, etc. Is it possible that a Turing machine could, in theory, handle all of the known issues wrt governance? Or is it a case where (say) 90% of the issues could be handled by a strict governance process, but this last 10% of issues are basically impossible to predict and govern? Or, as Rumsfeld said, are there are unknown unknowns, the ones we don't know we don't know, which can never be anticipated/predicted/etc? submitted by /u/Im_Talking [link] [co...
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Originally published on May 09, 2026.
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