Why One Agent Should Own the Whole Investigation

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    Subbiah Sethuraman and Abhilash Asokan describe a pharmaceutical commercial-analytics pipeline in which individually plausible findings led to poor recommendations because handoffs lost the investigation's business context. A sales signal might require an insurance explanation rather than a change in representative activity.

    Subbiah Sethuraman and Abhilash Asokan propose deterministic statistical detection before agent investigation and a single owner for reasoning and judgment. Delegated work can still gather evidence, but it should not fragment responsibility for the complete causal account.

    Subbiah Sethuraman and Abhilash Asokan use a domain knowledge graph as a control plane for entities, metrics and candidate hypotheses. Relationships guide tests against underlying data rather than automatically becoming proven causes. The case study concerns commercial analytics, not clinical advice.

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    Subbiah Sethuraman and Abhilash Asokan against a black background beside the blue and white headline One Agent Owns Judgment. Framed in blue with WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 23 July 2026 and duration 15m.

    Subbiah Sethuraman and Abhilash Asokan describe keeping one agent responsible for an investigation's reasoning while deterministic analytics and bounded delegated work supply signals and evidence.