Over the past six months, I’ve watched the same pattern repeat across enterprise AI teams. A2A and ACP light up the room during architecture reviews—the protocols are elegant, the demos impressive. Three weeks into production, someone asks: “Wait, which agent authorized that $50,000 vendor payment at 2 am?“ The excitement shifts to concern. Here’s the Read More
AI, A2A, and the Governance Gap
Over the past six months, I’ve watched the same pattern repeat across enterprise AI teams. A2A and ACP light up the room during architecture reviews—the protocols are elegant, the demos impressive. Three weeks into production, someone asks: “Wait, which agent authorized that $50,000 vendor payment at 2 am?“ The excitement shifts to concern. Here’s the
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