Stanford HAI fellow testifies to California Senate on AI agents' privacy and accountability risks
StanfordHAI · x · 2026-10-23
Jen King, Privacy and Data Policy Fellow at Stanford HAI, testified before the California State Senate Privacy Committee on AI risk vectors. She addressed how to think about risks from today's AI deployments — notably privacy, security, and accountability issues created by agents — and how to encourage transparency and auditability.
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