“…you essentially run them in a near autonomous mode, and then you have another agent that's like… blows the whistle and say, no, that one you need to get permission on”

Brad Wardell · The AI Marketing Companion · AI Agents Are Draining Marketing Budgets? | Brad Wardell

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run a second, adversarial AI agent that reviews any content an autonomous agent wants to publish and blocks it unless a human approves

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