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5/ That record is what makes them accountable, and it's something we're lacking when it comes to AI agents. This isn't about special rules for AI or restricting how AI agents interact with the market; it's having them follow the same guidelines as every other participant.
4/ We call these actors corporations, and when a company signs a contract it cannot bring to term, no one has to hunt down their shareholders. Companies have registered agents and addresses on file where papers can be served.
3/ We focus on what the rules say and miss the previous step. How do we even enforce the rules we make? Society already has a solution for how we register artificial actors that act in markets on someone's behalf.
7/ And whether it's the developer who built the agent or the person who sent it off, a way for them to be held to account is required to avoid serious disruption to our markets.
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