As AI agents become active economic participants, the border between technical capability and social, legal, and ethical implications grows less clear. Who is responsible for an agent’s actions? To whom does an agent owe duties, and how do existing regulations adapt? This article surveys the regulatory horizon for agent-to-agent commerce, including emerging legal scholarship, liability assignment, GDPR/data-privacy implications, and scenarios for digital identity, property, and value transfer. It highlights both national and supranational initiatives (EU, Singapore, US, Japan), and outlines paths for projects like Tsuka to support compliance and responsible innovation by foregrounding transparency, on-chain auditability, and open governance.
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