AI Agent Liability: When Your AI Acts Autonomously, Who Pays?
Your AI agent just booked a flight, sent an email, or deleted a database. It did what you told it to do, except it didn't. Who's liable when AI goes from assistant to autonomous actor?
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Explain This: The EDPB's DPIA Template Is an Attempt to Standardize Proof
The EDPB's DPIA template matters because it tries to turn fragmented privacy risk assessments into a more uniform evidence standard.
The Docket: The UK's Cyber Resilience Bill Is Not Just NIS2 in a Different Accent
The UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill matters because it appears to widen the cyber risk perimeter beyond obvious critical infrastructure operators.
Explain This: What NIST's Password Guidance Actually Changed
NIST did not just relax password rules. It shifted accountability toward phishing-resistant MFA and verifier-side controls.
Policy Roast: Legal Tech's AI 'Competency' Framework Is Just Checkbox Compliance
LTC4's new AI competency standard looks like professional development but functions as liability deflection.
Policy Roast: SEC's 'Material Impact' Standard Is a License to Hide Breaches
The SEC's cybersecurity disclosure rules let companies decide what's material—leaving investors in the dark until it's too late.
Explain This: Zero Trust Architecture Beyond the Buzzword
Zero trust isn't a product. It's an operating model that assumes every request is hostile until proven otherwise.