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Policy2026-08-28 · source-backed
The report frames risks of agents interacting across organizational boundaries by the minimum common governance binding any two interacting agents: singular (one organization governs every agent), federated (several deploy into a shared environment under agreed rules), and open environments with no central authority (arXiv 2608.26626). For each tier it enumerates risk factors, failure modes and available controls, then identifies who's positioned to apply each. The gap analysis naming cases where no single actor can act at all is the part regulators will eventually need.
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