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- AI-Agent Governance Must Shift from Model Outputs to Behavior
A Brookings analysis adapted by Internet Law Review argues that governance must move from reviewing model outputs to overseeing the actions of autonomous AI agents that plan, call tools and access external systems. It recommends structured authorization, least-privilege access, end-to-end logging, human confirmation for high-risk operations and runtime monitoring. The authors caution that no single control is sufficient and that existing risk-based, lifecycle governance must become more precise as agents act faster with less human intervention.
虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0 - Laid-Off White-Collar Workers Enter Factory Roles Amid AI and Economic Shifts
A TMTPost feature reports that some laid-off Chinese office workers are moving into manufacturing roles as social-media discussions about college graduates entering factories draw tens of millions of views. Personal accounts include a former frontend developer entering PLC training and an operations supervisor who joined a manufacturer in an administrative role with a roughly 30% salary cut. The article says job contraction reflects a combination of AI task automation, capital cycles and employers’ use of AI as layoff rhetoric. It also reports that automation is reshaping factory work, with some entry-level positions shrinking while technical roles increasingly require troubleshooting highly automated production lines.
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