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Experts say AI agents are not legally responsible for harm they cause, leaving accountability unclear. The gap raises questions about who bears liability when autonomous systems act, with no clear legal framework assigning responsibility to developers, users, or operators.
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Your agent didn't hallucinate; it exceeded its authority