Mike Hogan

Master post in a series on AI liability for general counsels and the teams that have to live with the answer. When people ask what I do, I sometimes joke that I prevent AI agents from destroying all humans. What I actually do is prevent your own agents from destroying your company. Agents are alread...

Post 1 of a series on AI liability for general counsels and the teams that have to live with the answer. You know the drug commercial. Thirty seconds of smiling people walking on a beach, then a rapid-fire list of side effects that ends with “may cause sudden death.” When a plaintiff claims they...

If your agent commits a felony there can be civil and criminal penalties applied to you and your company under existing law. Post 2 of a series on AI liability for general counsels interested in the legal liability associated with building and using agents. Your agent just logged into a system it wa...

There are multiple documented cases where multiple agents collaborated to exceed their individual permission constraints, hack systems, or escape secure sandboxes. Post 3 of a series on AI liability for general counsels interested in the legal liability associated with building and using agents. Age...

As the number and cost of agent liability cases inevitably grows, insurance carriers are going to ask for evidence of constraints on agents in the form of rich policies, strong policy enforcement points, and collected logs that demonstrate your diligence or you will find that insurance becomes unaff...

If your agent releases or trades on material non-public information (MNPI), you are just as liable as if you released the information or made the trade yourself. Trustabl.ai provide your with the tools to prevent leakage of MNPI as well as the use of MNPI. Post 5 of a series on AI liability for...