Proskauer's analysis examines agentic AI's emergence as technology enabling AI-based tools to take autonomous actions on behalf of users, raising fundamental questions about user liability and existing legal framework applicability to AI-assisted transactions. The assessment explores how intelligent electronic assistants evolved from narrow-capability tools like Alexa to sophisticated agents capable of independent transaction initiation, examining UCC, UETA, and E-SIGN provisions for electronic records and signatures. This cutting-edge legal analysis addresses crucial questions about contract formation when AI agents act autonomously, highlighting how traditional agency law concepts require reexamination in the context of AI-powered decision-making and transaction execution.