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Applied AI·September 28, 2026·1 min read

Who should be held accountable when an AI Agent (accidentally) acts maliciously?

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The fact that accountability for misbehaving agents is a live debate, not a settled doctrine, means your contracts and internal policies are the law of the land for now. If you’re deploying agentic systems, you need explicit ownership for actions, logs, and overrides this quarter—not after the first incident.

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