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Comment by Umashankar Lakshmipathy

Executive Vice President and Head of Cloud, Infrastructure and Security Services, EMEA at Infosys.
Human oversight remains important, but requiring approval for every action would undermine the efficiency that agentic AI is intended to deliver. It can also lead to approval fatigue, where reviews become routine and provide little meaningful protection. Human involvement is most valuable for actions that are financially significant, legally sensitive, difficult to reverse or outside the agent’s established operating boundaries.
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Mike Moore, “This represents an important evolution in AI governance: Infosys lays out how your business can thrive with the new generation of autonomous AI agents,” TechRadar, November 9, 2026. The interview attributes the quoted guidance on human oversight of financially significant, legally sensitive, difficult-to-reverse, or out-of-boundary AI-agent actions to Umashankar Lakshmipathy, EVP and Head of Cloud, Infrastructure, and Security Services, EMEA at Infosys.
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