Fiduciary Infrastructure for Agentic AI: Directors' Duties and Investor Protection in the EU, South Korea and Singapore
Luh Luh Lan builds fiduciary infrastructure for agentic AI in four layers, then tests it across the EU, South Korea, and Singapore.
Comparative-law folks will want this one. Luh Luh Lan lays out a fiduciary infrastructure for agentic AI in four layers: data, model, deployment, accountability.
She tests it across the EU, South Korea, and Singapore, then closes on investor protection and securities disclosure.
Might be the most complete cross-border take on board governance of agentic AI I've seen so far.
Fiduciary Infrastructure for Agentic AI: Directors' Duties and Investor Protection in the EU, South Korea and Singapore
Luh Luh Lan proposes a four-layer fiduciary infrastructure for agentic AI and analyzes directors' duties and investor protection across the EU, South Korea, and Singapore.