S2E8 | How do we draw agentic borders? — The Shift Podcast by Microsoft Azure
As AI agents become more capable—and more autonomous—one question rises fast: How do we draw agentic borders? For many organizations, this is also a sovereignty question: what stays in-country, who can access it, and how do you enforce policy across systems and regions?In this episode of The Shift Podcast: Agentic Edition, leaders from Microsoft Azure explore the evolving boundaries between agents, humans, systems, and responsibility—and what it takes to keep trust and accountability as AI becomes more agentic.
The conversation covers:
What “agentic borders” mean in enterprise practice
How to approach responsibility and oversight in agent systems
How sovereignty requirements (data residency, jurisdiction, and access) shape agent design and deployment
Why governance matters as agents move into real use
What to consider when setting guardrails for agents
An honest discussion on moving forward responsibly—while still building with speed and ambition.
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This episode of The Shift was recorded in February 2026. All information about products and offers is relevant to the time of recording.
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