Joshua Wilson

The Macon-Bibb County Planning and Zoning Commission, threatened to jail a 95-year-old over the windows she had replaced over 20 years ago.

Macon planners dropped a case against a 95-year-old over her windows — after finding they had approved them in 2002.

Executive Editor Joshua Wilson opines that a 95-year-old Maconite did everything right — and her government still failed her.

FILE PHOTO USED FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES: Rewana Duncan fans herself in the 96-degree heat while her son gets a haircut during the Beacon Hill Black Alliance for Human Rights Back-to-School Supply Drive held at Decatur High School on Thursday, July 27, 2023.

FILE PHOTO USED FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES. L-R: Nicola Hancock, of Milton, and her niece and nephew, Holly and Henry Midwinter, visiting from England, order popsicles from Brian White of King of Pops.

The clock is ticking for property owners in DeKalb, Forsyth and Fulton counties to appeal the values listed in their recently received annual notices of assessment.

A black bear rests in a wooded area in an undated photo. Sightings of the animals have increased recently in metro Atlanta.

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Your agent works. I know it does. You built it on LangChain or CrewAI or something custom, you tested it against real scenarios, and it handled them. The problem isn't the agent. The problem is everything around it.

An agent charged $4,000 to the wrong customer billing account. Nobody noticed until Monday. The agent wasn't broken—it was working exactly as designed. It had broad API credentials, the model picked a plausible but wrong account identifier, and nothing in the infrastructure stopped the call from going through. No identity boundary. No scope limit. No audit trail.