The question of agent action and ownership is central in both philosophy and law. When an autonomous agent transacts, produces content, or makes a decision, who is responsible? This article surveys legal and technical literature, highlighting the tension between code-as-law and real-world consequences. It reviews scenarios - from simple value transfers to creative production - where agency, delegation, and ownership become blurred. The piece also outlines emerging accountability frameworks and how Tsuka’s philosophy distinguishes between ownership, agency, and stewardship in digital systems.
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