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The article focuses on governance and control mechanisms for agentic AI systems, highlighting vendor efforts to create unified control planes for auditing and regulatory compliance. This aligns with TechPulse's scope as it addresses the critical infrastructure and safety protocols required to manage autonomous AI agents in enterprise environments.
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At AGNTCon Europe, ensuring AI agents don’t kill us all

SiliconANGLE8 min read

At this past week’s AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe 2026 conference in Amsterdam, the buzz around agentic artificial intelligence was palpable – but nobody was particularly worried that AI was going to kill us all. The frontier model vendors – none of which appeared on the show floor – may have spent the week frantically positioning […] The post At AGNTCon Europe, ensuring AI agents don’t kill us all appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

At this past week’s AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe 2026 conference in Amsterdam, the buzz around agentic artificial intelligence was palpable – but nobody was particularly worried that AI was going to kill us all. The frontier model vendors – none of which appeared on the show floor – may have spent the week frantically positioning their growth challenges as global magnanimity, but for the startups touting their wares in the exhibit hall, the common theme was agentic AI getting down to business. Though the pace of innovation in the emerging agentic AI marketplace is certainly outrunning the pace of adoption, there were plenty of bona fide paying customer stories as well. That being said, this market is unquestionably nascent. Rapid innovation drives new business models on a weekly basis, and sometimes it’s hard to tell the real products from the hand-waving. Why do I discount the wild proclamations that…

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