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AI payments spread, but refunds and liability debates loom

AI agents are beginning to pay for products and services online, but questions remain over who decides refunds and resolves disputes after transactions. Amazon’s Bedrock AgentCore Payments uses Coinbase and Stripe infrastructure to support agent payments within preset limits. Regulators such as the Reserve Bank of Australia have raised concerns about unclear responsibility when agents exceed authority. Complaints and chargebacks are rising, while some see opportunities for smaller merchants.

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Tech Insight: Who should be held responsible? Four realities in AI security decisions

How are companies protecting AI? A survey of about 300 security practitioners, released in the AI Security Decisions Report by security professionals Lenny Zeltser (레니 젤서) and Sounil Yu (수닐 유), highlights four findings. Firms mainly use existing security tools rather than AI-specific products. Fewer apply dedicated protections to key assets needed for AI agents. Responsibility for AI security remains unclear. Fewer than half have dedicated controls for AI-generated code, despite it being a common AI asset.

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Enterprise AI agents in live work systems are hard to control. What is the alternative?

As enterprise AI agents are deployed in real work systems, existing security and access-control frameworks alone are proving difficult to use for effective oversight, a concern has been raised. Rubrik introduced \"Rubrik Agent Identity\" to control agent access at the tool-call level and said autonomous AI agents need a separate control layer. The company also applied a small language model trained to judge behavior, but said human-by-human approval does not scale.