Agentic AI Governance: Liability When Developer and User Interests Diverge
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-08-27
Luiza Jarovsky highlights a piece by Ella Genasci Smith et al. on governing agentic AI. It addresses whether agents will act in users' best interests when developers' interests diverge, and who is liable for harm. The spread of non-human agency is expected to overhaul liability paradigms globally.
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