May 22, 2026
Whether a developer, business, or user bears the onus of
responsibility if an autonomous agentic AI tool makes a mistake
remains an open question, on both the legislative and policy
fronts. In the absence of legislative or policy guidance, such
questions could cause legal and contractual headaches.
In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy
speaks with Lander & Rogers partners Matthew McMillan and Margaret
Gigliotti about the advent of agentic AI and its significance, the
parties who could have responsibility for mistakes made by new
technologies and why, the liability concerns at play, the potential
for increased disputes or contractual claims, the need for
legislative and policy clarity, and the role of lawyers in ensuring
best practice in the workplace and with clients until such
developments come to fruition.
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