How are we thinking about liability and accountability when our AI agents make autonomous decisions?
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Capital One Director, Product • 3mo
The conversation around AI is increasingly converging on a shared-accountability model. AI agents cannot be legally liable on their own, accountability always traces back...
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Figma Product, AI • 3mo
A few key principles I always try to follow:1. Transparency - it should always be obvious who is taking an action (a person or AI). Clarity trumps "magic" every time.2. A...
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