Most companies that deploy AI agents have one governance plan: trust the vendor.
The terms of service says the data is not used for training. The privacy page says prompts are not stored beyond the session. Zero Data Retention is checked on the enterprise plan. That is where the audit trail ends. Nobody inside the company owns the activity log. Nobody is reviewing what the agent actually did. Nobody has a reliable way to stop it if something goes sideways.
This works fine until it does not. And when it stops working, the company discovers that "the vendor promised privacy" is not the same thing as "we understood what was happening."
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