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Experts consider Estonia's plan to register AI agents dangerous
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Fusion42 · 26 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
Estonia plans to introduce registration codes for AI agents to differentiate between human users and automated agents acting on their behalf, aiming to regulate their use amid growing security concerns. Critics, including Cybernetica and IT sector representatives, warn the current bill lacks sufficient security measures and clarity on responsibility, risking undermining Estonia's e-government system.
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Estonian AI founders must tackle the uncertainty around secure authentication and user liability as government plans require tightly controlled AI agent codes. Your tech choices this quarter will shape how well your AI agents fit into strict national digital identity rules.
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