Compliance & Standards

Position: Agentic AI systems should be making Bayes-consistent decisions

Argues that agentic AI used in decision-making should satisfy Bayes consistency, aligning outputs with statistically optimal choices under uncertainty. Frames the issue as a US governance and risk standard for reliable AI deployment.

Topics: agentic ai, risk, standards, us

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