Agentic AI Negligence Paper Urges Agents That Kill Shadow Work
robseamans · x · 2026-09-23
The author highlights the conclusion of his WSJ-cited paper "Shadow Work and Protocols: A Contingent Case for Negligence in Agentic AI": build agents that free people from shadow work rather than merely displace labor, and develop protocols that address legally cognizable harms to manage negligence risk.
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