This weekly update shows how trust between humans and AI agents is becoming a big issue as smart AI systems get more powerful.

Companies are starting to use AI agents that can work on their own. These agents can book flights, handle banking tasks, and even help doctors with patient care. But people are worried about trusting these smart machines to make important decisions without human help.

A company called Vouched just got $17 million to help solve trust problems with AI agents. They created tools that can tell if an AI agent or a real person is using a website. This is important because we need to know who is doing what online.

Healthcare workers are especially concerned about AI agents making medical decisions. What happens if an AI agent makes a mistake with patient care? Who is responsible when things go wrong?

Meanwhile, six out of ten companies expect AI to become active team members in the next year. Managers are learning how to lead teams that include both humans and AI agents. This is creating new challenges about trust and teamwork.

Banking and shopping are also changing fast. Malaysia even opened the first bank run completely by AI. Online stores are using AI agents that can buy things for customers automatically.

Experts say we need better rules and safety checks for AI agents. Right now, it's hard to understand why AI agents make certain choices. This makes it difficult for companies to trust them with important work.