Director of Ai at BU School of Law and teach legal courses on Ai & Digital Finance. Former entrepreneur, exec and one time Head of Technology at CFPB.
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& Digital de Repsol explica cómo nace la figura del “legal engineer” que es el profesional se pregunta si podemos encontrar una forma mejor de hacer el trabajo legal utilizando la tecnología. Un estudio de @Deloitte calcula que en 2029 los equipos legales tendrán un 30% de agentes, un 60% de abogados y un 10% de legal engineers
Maybe you just open isolated accounts with a few hundred$ if you want to us ai agents for payment. Otherwise I'd be very worried.
I think the burden of proof would fall on the account holder to show the payment wasn't legally authorized and it would be a tough hurdle to overcome.
Ha! Im so old i sold Penn Sq corporate loans for about two years before they went under (not because of what i sold them). I used to fly to OKC and spend a couple days drinking beer out of cowboy boots and eating fried okra with the good ol' boys.
First, I don't think BOA is going to be cooperative about crediting your account, so it's a huge hassle at the very least. Second, I'm guessing normal agent/principal rules apply. If you give someone authority to act on your behalf you're probably out of luck in the courts.
so . . . if I train my AI agent to read my bills and use Venmo to pay them, and it uses my Venmo account for its own sinister purposes what happens?
