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The article addresses how autonomous AI agents are disrupting traditional audit trails by automating judgment calls that previously left digital evidence like emails or tick marks. This shift forces regulated industries to rethink governance frameworks, moving from checking compliance boxes to implementing rigorous step-by-step validation of agent workflows to ensure data completeness and accuracy. The core challenge identified is accountability in an environment where the decision-making process becomes opaque to human reviewers.

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AI agents erase the paper trail, reshaping audit assurance

SiliconANGLESeptember 17, 20264 min read

Enterprise audit teams are finding that the evidence trail they depend on does not survive contact with AI agents. Financial and operational data still sits across NetSuite, human resources platforms and data lakes, but the judgment calls once recorded in email threads, Slack messages and tick marks are increasingly made by software moving faster than […] The post AI agents erase the paper trail, reshaping audit assurance appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Enterprise audit teams are finding that the evidence trail they depend on does not survive contact with AI agents. Financial and operational data still sits across NetSuite, human resources platforms and data lakes, but the judgment calls once recorded in email threads, Slack messages and tick marks are increasingly made by software moving faster than any reviewer can follow. That shift lands hardest in regulated industries,…

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