As organizations rapidly adopt agentic AI systems capable of autonomous decision-making, five critical ethical risk zones demand immediate attention from business leaders and technologists. Unlike traditional AI tools that assist human decision-makers, these autonomous agents can act independently at scale, creating unprecedented challenges around accountability, transparency, and human oversight. The "moral crumple zone" emerges when responsibility becomes unclear between developers, deployers, and the AI systems themselves, while bias amplification risks occur when autonomous decisions perpetuate discrimination without human intervention.