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SUMMARY:When AI Agents Go Rogue: Cyber Attacks and the Imperative of Liabil
 ity Reform
LOCATION:The Glen Dining Hall\, 8000 York Rd\, Towson\, MD 21252\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Cyber4All and the Integrated Homeland Security Management Progr
 am presents Ben Yelin\, JD\, When AI Agents Go Rogue: Cyber Attacks and th
 e Imperative of Liability Reform as apart of the Badolato Speaker Series.\
 n\nClick here to register\n\nAs AI agents gain the ability to act independ
 ently\, they also create new opportunities for cyberattacks\, data breache
 s\, and real-world harm. Who should be held responsible when an AI system 
 is manipulated\, makes a damaging decision\, or acts beyond its intended p
 urpose?\n\nJoin Ben Yelin\, JD\, Program Director for Public Policy and Ex
 ternal Affairs at the University of Maryland Center for Cyber\, Health\, a
 nd Hazard Strategies and a Lecturer in Law at the University of Maryland F
 rancis King Carey School of Law. Yelin also co-hosts Caveat\, a weekly Cyb
 erWire podcast exploring surveillance\, digital privacy\, cybersecurity la
 w\, and public policy.\n\nDrawing on his expertise at the intersection of 
 technology\, law\, and public policy\, Yelin will examine how autonomous A
 I agents are reshaping cybersecurity risk\, why current liability laws may
  no longer be adequate\, and what reforms may be needed as AI systems take
  on increasingly consequential roles.
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