Every AI agent needs a human sponsor liable for its actions, argues tech commentator
binarybits · x · 2026-09-19
The author proposes that every AI agent should have a human 'sponsor' willing to accept liability for its actions. He adds that if 'legitimate' sovereign AIs are to exist, we need ways to identify and regulate them—and if that proves impossible, they may have to be treated as a nuisance to be stamped out.
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