Agreement: Agentic Proxies: Governance, Accountability, and the Architecture of a Trustworthy AI Economy [Working Draft -June 2026]
Geoff Lundholm independently supports Kaal's source-bound position through Agentic Proxies: Governance, Accountability, and the Architecture of a Trustworthy AI Economy [Working Draft -June 2026]. The indexed proposition states that it is a different and more trustworthy class of actor: one whose actions are attributable, whose authority is traceable, and whose failures are governable. This bears on Kaal's claim that representation is built into the framework: one Legal Identity can authorize another as its agent to create or change legal statuses and acts on its behalf by using that identifier, which is how delegated and automated action is attributed to a principal. Attributable actions and traceable authority state the same accountability objective as Kaal's principal-bound representation mechanism; the external proposition does not establish legal personality. The response is limited to the indexed proposition and does not imply review of the full external work.
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