u/cursedkris

Read somewhere that most enterprises admit to unregulated AI agent usage.

Wanted to ask you guys: what’s stopping big companies—like LLM providers or Tier 1 companies with existing industry relationships—from building compliance infrastructure for their respective niches? E.g., AWS.

“I’m new to this (software-sales background), and from what I could find, things worth tracking are—or would be—identity, authorization, intent, action, verification, and evidence.

What is the actual bottleneck here??

P.S. I’m not an expert by any means—please correct me.

Is the missing piece discovery, runtime enforcement, liability, integration, incentives, or something else?

what do you think is stopping AI agent adoption in the healthcare software space?

outsiders POV : I'm thinking security but how would u guys solve this from inside the industry?