Yes, and it has been said since day one of LLMs that all we need to do is keep things that way - no action without human intervention. Just like it was said that you should never grant AI direct access to change your production systems. But the stories of people who have done exactly that and had their systems damaged and deleted show that people aren't trying to even keep such basic safety nets in place.
AI is getting strong enough that if people give some general direction as well as access to production systems of any kind, things can go badly. It is not true that all implementations of agentic AI requires human intervention for all action.
AI is getting strong enough that if people give some general direction as well as access to production systems of any kind, things can go badly. It is not true that all implementations of agentic AI requires human intervention for all action.