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From Retrieval to Autonomy: Governance and Accountability Challenges in Tool-Calling Large Language Model Agents

2026-06-16

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The evolution of large language models (LLMs) from passive text generators to autonomous agents capable of invoking external tools, accessing databases, executing code, and interacting with digital environments has significantly expanded their practical utility across diverse domains. While tool-calling architectures enhance problem-solving capabilities and enable dynamic decision-making, they also introduce compl...

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83357f85-f4a1-58ca-bea5-f1bffc8e6954
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10.14293/pr2199.003853.v1
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