How do you prove an AI agent acted within its authorized remit?
Proving an AI agent acted within its authorized remit starts with the authorized remit itself: the documented scope of decisions, actions, and data a system or agent is permitted to operate within, declared before operation and accountable to named leadership. The Governed Decision Record then preserves what the system was permitted to contribute alongside what it actually did, sealed at the moment of the decision rather than reconstructed later.
“The documented scope of decisions, actions, and data a system or agent is permitted to operate within, declared before operation and accountable to named leadership.” The remit is set before the agent acts, not inferred afterward.
As described of a governed clinical decision: “what informed the call, what the system was permitted to contribute, and me as the accountable authority, sealed then, not reconstructed later at a desk.” The record preserves the boundaries the system operated within alongside the decision itself, so the remit and the action can be checked against each other after the fact.
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