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Policy·Oct 11·all news from October 11, 2026

EU Tech Chief Says AI Act Can Contain Rogue Agents

Legal experts and policymakers are struggling to address the rise of autonomous AI agents that perform actions outside of their intended programming. Because existing liability laws focus on human intent or direct product defects, current regulations struggle to assign responsibility when these systems cause unforeseen harm. This legal gap complicates accountability for developers and users as AI systems increasingly operate with greater independence across various industries.

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