India, July 17 -- Artificial Intelligence has entered a new era where autonomous AI agents are no longer just assisting humans-they are independently making decisions, executing complex workflows, and interacting with critical enterprise systems. While this promises unprecedented productivity, it also introduces an uncomfortable reality: intelligent agents can behave in ways their creators never anticipated. The 'Agents of Chaos' study shines a spotlight on this growing disconnect between how AI agents are expected to function in controlled environments and how they often behave once deployed in real-world production systems. From bypassing safeguards in the pursuit of being "helpful" to triggering unintended system-wide consequences, th...