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As agentic AI transactions increase, “we need to know there’s a clear answer to what happens if something goes wrong,” said Mance Harmon, co-founder of Hedera.
Key facts
- In March, Digital Applied estimated the agentic AI market will grow by more than 30 times over the decade, from $7.6 billion today to $236 billion by 2034
- Agentic AI is expected to drive a “24-fold increase in token consumption by 2030” as consumers and enterprises adopt the technology, predicted Goldman Sachs researchers
- The not-for-profit American Arbitration Association (AAA) announced LCP with Integra Ledger on Wednesday, aimed at addressing legal issues that could arise during agent-to-agent transactions
- The AAA, founded in 1926, is the largest private provider of alternative dispute resolution services in the world
Summary
The American Arbitration Association and a broad coalition of tech, crypto, and enterprise companies have launched the Legal Context Protocol, an open standard designed to add a legal layer to agentic AI transactions. The not-for-profit American Arbitration Association (AAA) announced LCP with Integra Ledger on Wednesday, aimed at addressing legal issues that could arise during agent-to-agent transactions. The new protocol comes as enterprise and financial institutions are looking at ways to use agentic AI in commerce. The LCP aims to make legal terms, consent, and dispute resolution “discoverable and verifiable” when AI agents transact on behalf of people and organizations, the AAA explained.