When Agents Break, Who Pays? // AIDRAN

What the Bluesky conversation around agent autonomy surfaces is not a technical debate but a structural one: autonomous systems are already taking consequential actions, and the institutions responsible for assigning fault have not caught up. One post framed this directly — future historians will read today's commercial litigation as the founding precedents of AI autonomy law ^[4], which is a darkly accurate description of how liability regimes typically form. The treat human oversight as the governing variable — but those frameworks presuppose that…

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