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Panel explores the future of AI agents, governance and accountability

Industry leaders discuss what it takes for AI agents to work reliably, collaborate and remain accountable in enterprise settings.

Summarized from Imagination in Action, . 30-second read.

This story is from October 4, 2026. For the latest, see today's news.

A panel at the Imagination in Action Silicon Valley AI Summit examined the state and future of AI. Moderator Arisa Kuo and speakers including Ramesh Raskar, Michele Catasta, Piyush Prahladka, and Chao-Yee Watson explored the infrastructure needed for an agentic web, the role of human judgment in workflows, and critical bottlenecks like code verification.

The discussion covered governance models for autonomous agents, the potential for AI running locally on devices to reduce costs, and how to make AI affordable enough for broader adoption. Speakers also addressed accountability, the need to verify AI-generated code, and the balance between agent autonomy and human oversight in enterprise operations.

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