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Who Owns This Agent? Tracing AI Agents Back to Their Owners
AI agents increasingly act autonomously in the world, yet harmful behavior cannot be reliably traced to the account that deployed the agent. This creates an accountability gap across both benign and malicious settings: misconfigured or hijacked agents may cause unintended harm, while malicious opera
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