New paper: "Agents Without Principals? Privacy, Responsibility, and Power in the Age of Autonomous AI"
ProfChesterman · x · 2026-10-23
Professor Chesterman released a new paper, "Agents Without Principals? Privacy, Responsibility, and Power in the Age of Autonomous AI", drawing on remarks and conversations from a Seoul conference. It examines privacy, responsibility allocation, and power asymmetries raised by autonomous AI agents. The draft is available on SSRN while it seeks a journal home.
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