Agentic AI Just Learned to Run — And It's Trashing the House
OpenClaw hit GitHub in January 2026, sparking a frenzy of no-code agents. But here's the kicker: these digital toddlers are sprinting straight into enterprise nightmares, with humans left holding the liability bag.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Agentic AI's autonomy exploded in early 2026, demanding shift from output-focused to workflow-embedded governance.
- Humans own all risks per new laws like CA AB 316 — no AI scapegoats allowed.
- Brace for zombie agent fleets: budget discovery and decommissioning now to avoid billion-dollar haunts.
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Originally reported by MIT Technology Review - AI
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