Tag: Enterprise Risk

When conversational generative artificial intelligence produced an inaccurate citation, fabricated a historical date, or invented a biographical fact, the legal consequences were largely confined to procedural reprimands. Courts sanctioned attorneys who submitted unverified case citations in civil briefs, and consumer platforms defended against claims by arguing that conversational outputs were experimental and informational. The user […]

The velocity of autonomous agent development has forced enterprise legal counsels, risk officers, and engineering architects into a high-stakes standoff. Technically, frontier reasoning models, tool-use protocols like Model Context Protocol (MCP), and isolated container runtimes enable software to plan and execute multi-step business objectives with zero human intervention. From writing code and balancing financial ledgers […]