Is AI safe?
What to let the agent do, what to check, and what never to give it.
Sessions
New business Roasted. Then rebuilt. Denes wanted to turn his sustainability reporting project into a consultancy website for small businesses. 
Morning calls A voice that checks in. A voice agent that rings elderly residents every morning, moved off a spreadsheet and ready for a pilot. 
23 projects One machine. Never sleeps. A machine of its own for the agents she already uses, so the work carries on when she shuts the laptop. 
No developer Psychologist. Surveys. Done. Everything she made alone in the month between sessions, reviewed: the surveys, who opened them, and what has to be true before a real client fills one in. 
A line he kept Reading terms. Scraping stopped. A first domain and a site on it, a password manager the agent can read, and an odds scraper he decided against once it had read the terms. 
Who to sell to? Four hours. 3K leads. A sales channel of his own, built in an afternoon: around three thousand organisations that commission work like his, a scoring survey on his own site, and a domain bought live to run it from. 
Paperwork sorted Xero, Dropbox, OneDrive. Connected. The tools she already pays for, joined up so the same figures are not typed at both ends. The website is the next session. 
Bilingual site Her site. She owns it. A bilingual site she owns and can change herself: her services, a way to book her, and somewhere to put her writing. 