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AI Agents in the Workplace: Who Is Liable When Artificial Intelligence Makes Decisions or Takes Action?

Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a tool used to generate text, classify information or provide recommendations. Companies are increasingly incorporating systems capable of performing tasks autonomously: managing incidents, interacting with customers, launching internal processes,...

AI Agents in the Workplace: Who Is Liable When Artificial Intelligence Makes Decisions or Takes Action?

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Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a tool used to generate text, classify information or provide recommendations.

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Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a tool used to generate text, classify information or provide recommendations. Companies are increasingly incorporating systems capable of performing tasks autonomously: managing incidents, interacting with customers, launching internal processes,...

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