Managing Agentic AI: Why the Control Plane Problem Is an AI Problem September 29, 2026 Ingrid Kambe BLOG 5 min. If we had $1 for everyone who said, “You can’t govern/manage/secure something you can’t see”, we could retire wealthy. On one hand, it’s somewhat befuddling how often people may need that reminder.
Managing Agentic AI: Why the Control Plane Problem Is an AI Problem
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