The riskWhat an ungoverned agent gets wrong here.
During a declared disaster, agencies move fast under enormous pressure, and AI agents are being brought in to help: allocating response resources and processing individual-assistance determinations, the aid decisions that approve or deny disbursements to survivors. Both carry real consequences. Reallocating responders or approving payments at speed, without authorization or a record, invites two failures at once: aid that reaches the wrong place, and improper payments that oversight bodies will later claw back. Without governance, an agent can move responders or approve a disbursement with no authorized operator behind it and no trail an inspector can follow.