What your logs can’t tell you when an AI agent acts alone
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AI agent observability gaps, directly relevant to the reader's interest in AI orchestration.
Summary
Traditional logging, often a neglected compliance checkbox, is now critical as AI agents autonomously provision resources and modify production data. Regulatory pressure from SEC and NIS2 demands queryable, timestamped logs, not just policies, while enterprise procurement increasingly requires clean audit trails to close deals. With Gartner projecting 33% of enterprise apps will include agentic AI by 2028, logs must now capture autonomous agent actions, authorizations, and scope to enable post-incident forensics against faster AI-powered adversaries.