Responsible AI
AI can make decisions. Moving money requires a valid authorization for the exact transaction.
What GaelOne™ enforces
- An AI may decide what to pay. It may not decide that a payment is authorized.
- An approval covers one exact payment, not the agent that proposed it.
- A change to the amount, the destination account or the reference ends the approval that covered the old values.
- Designated transactions require a person, and that person approves one exact transaction rather than an agent.
- A person can stop everything at any moment, and that stop outranks an authorization that is otherwise valid.
- Every decision stays linked to the payment it was about, and to whether money moved.
- No valid authorization means no payment call is made at all.
What GaelOne™ does not claim
GaelOne™ does not make an agent safe. It checks the exact transaction that is about to execute, requires a person where the decision needs one, and keeps proof of what happened. An agent can still be wrong, poorly chosen, or badly configured while every transaction it proposes is checked perfectly.
What stays your responsibility
- Choosing which agents to connect, and to which payment systems.
- Deciding what those agents may be authorized to pay for.
- Deciding which transactions require a person to approve them.
- Choosing who may approve a transaction.
- Supervising your agents and reviewing the record of what they proposed and what moved.
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