“A company can let AI decide, but it cannot hand over the responsibility or the risk.” – Guoda at Verslo žinios conference on AI for business leaders

AI can take over tasks, but not responsibility. As businesses give AI agents greater autonomy, leaders need to define what those agents can decide on their own, when human approval is required and who oversees their actions.

“If an AI agent can spend the company’s money or make commitments to customers, its authority needs to be as clearly defined as an employee’s,” says WALLESS Associate Partner Guoda Šileikytė.

Drawing on her talk at the Verslo žinios conference on AI for business leaders, Guoda discusses what the EU AI Act means for businesses, how to allocate responsibilities and what to agree with technology providers before the first incident.

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