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SUMMARY:Presidential Morning Keynote Address: AI\, agency\, and the law: 
 what happens when software begins to act? 
DESCRIPTION:For decades\, the law treated computers as instruments—sophis
 ticated typewriters\, ledgers\, or calculators. Even as machine learning
  advanced\, software remained a tool directed by human hands.\n\nThat as
 sumption breaks down when systems begin to act: to set sub-goals\, enter
  commitments\, execute transactions\, and negotiate with other autonomou
 s agents across borders and jurisdictions.\n\nIn this opening keynote\, 
 Dr. Nicklas Lundblad examines the friction between agentic AI and fundam
 ental legal doctrine. What does "agency" mean when intent is statistical
 ? Where do responsibility\, liability\, and duty of care fall when no pe
 rson directed the specific outcome—and no single engineer can fully reco
 nstruct it?\n\nDrawing on his years inside frontier AI labs and his work
  in strategic foresight\, Lundblad looks past compliance checklists to a
  harder question: how legal categories\, institutions\, and reasoning mu
 st adapt when agency is no longer uniquely human.
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