@FinanceYF5: The real challenge with enterprise Agents isn't getting them to work, but ensuring they don't overstep boundaries. Micr…
Summary
Microsoft AI Agent platform lead Jeff Hollan demonstrated Microsoft Foundry, emphasizing that the main challenge with enterprise AI agents is not functionality but observability and governability to prevent boundary overstepping.
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