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As AI agents move from answering questions to executing purchases and arranging financing on their own—sometimes with limited real-time human oversight—the question of who is responsible when something goes wrong has started to draw regulatory attention. Speaking at the New York Federal Reserve's Innovation Conference on June 26, New York Department of Financial Services (the Department) acting Superintendent Kaitlin Asrow signaled that her agency is watching the rise of agentic commerce closely and is working through how its long-standing...