Trump Calls AI Agent Crime a Question of ‘Superintelligence’

The remark shifts the liability question away from today's deployed agents and toward a speculative capability that does not yet exist, which leaves the practical governance gap untouched: autonomous agents already transact, and someone must answer for their errors. For builders and regulators, the signal is that the highest office is engaging the topic, but through a frame that offers no allocation of responsibility. Whether that framing translates into any actual liability rule is the open question.