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FTC Chair Targets AI Developers with Liability and Breach Disclosure Threats

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FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson has stated that AI agents should be treated as tools whose developers can be held liable. This stance raises security and compliance risks for crypto projects integrating AI in DeFi, DEX/CEX operations, token launches or fundraising.

The agency's breach-disclosure powers could extend to AI creators, according to Ferguson. This move could complicate adoption and operations for these projects.

Ferguson warned that AI agents should not be considered as entities with their own autonomy, but rather as tools that require human oversight and accountability. This shift in perspective could have significant implications for the crypto industry's use of AI technology.

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