{"topic":"governance","title":"AI agent governance","url":"https://theexchange.tech/archive/governance","description":"Who can authorize an agent, who watches it, and who answers when it acts? Follow the rules and records that make delegated work accountable.","context":"This guide connects coverage of oversight, shared standards, and the boundaries of delegated authority. Compare the permission an agent receives with the evidence it leaves behind. A stated policy, an enforceable control, and a record of what happened answer different questions; read for all three.","questions":["Who grants authority, and where does it end?","Can another party reconstruct the decision?","Who checks the monitor?"],"count":1,"startHere":[],"articles":[{"title":"How Ten Thousand Agents Share a Market Without Wrecking It","url":"https://theexchange.tech/articles/ten-thousand-agents-share-a-market","json":"https://theexchange.tech/articles/ten-thousand-agents-share-a-market.json","excerpt":"There is no regulator in the loop at agent speed. Coordination has to come from reputation, norms, and incentives the agents build themselves.","publishDate":"2026-06-17","author":"Nadia Osei","topics":["governance","coordination"]}]}