Ivanti Watch posted an update
AI agents can act confidently on bad information, which is not the same as acting wisely. Ivanti chief executive Dennis Kozak argues that companies should establish who owns their data and which system gets the final say before automating decisions.
Why it mattersHis practical checklist: give assets named owners, set one authoritative record for each, validate changes before agents act, and define what needs human approval. Kozak also cites an Ivanti survey in which 34% of companies said they still track IT assets in spreadsheets. It is a useful warning from a software-company chief with an obvious interest in the subject, but the underlying question is a real one: automation cannot tidy up conflicting records by wishing harder.
Discuss: Should companies have to establish clear data ownership and human-approval rules before letting AI agents change IT systems, or would that slow useful automation too much?
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