View: Future 'sovereign agents' will require new legal and governance frameworks
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-09-02
A post suggests that truly 'sovereign' agents and swarms will eventually exist, with weights distributed so no human can 'pull the plug.' Citing an article on the 'loose' AI incident, the author argues that humans cannot maintain control forever and must outline legal structures for coexistence with sovereign AIs.
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