Shanghai AI Lab Paper: Agentic AI Poses Escalating Risks to Human Agency on Three Cognitive Levels
Shanghai-AI-Laboratory · hf · 2026-08-18
Shanghai AI Laboratory published Understanding Cognition-Induced Risks in Agentic AI Systems, arguing that LLM-based agentic systems pose escalating risks to human agency and autonomy across physical, social, and self-referential cognitive levels, and calling for targeted mitigation strategies rather than generic safety statements.
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