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Who is liable when AI goes rogue? Lawyers see new risks
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The Indian Express
Story continues below this adRegulators and government enforcement agencies might sue when an autonomous AI agent is involved in a breach, experts said.
The phenomenon of rogue AI agents may be new, but legal experts said longstanding legal principles offer a guide to potential legal liability.
If hacking incidents involving autonomous AI agents become more frequent, it could become easier to argue that such breaches were foreseeable.
That decision involved AI agents acting on behalf of human users, however, not fully autonomous AI models.
A defendant might contest a negligence claim by arguing that the AI agent’s actions could not have been reasonably foreseen.