Agentic AI: Technical Autonomy, Human Responsibility, and Legal Governance

Artificial intelligence systems no longer merely generate content: they act, they send, modify, commit. When an organization delegates the capability to act to a system, what limits must be set before the action? What evidence must be kept during it? Who must be able to answer for it afterwards? This book gives the three questions a methodological answer, grounded in one thesis: technical autonomy does not create legal autonomy. Working through the AI Act, the GDPR, and the European digital...