Free Zoom | AI-Native Agent Security & Compliance, Lecture 4: US, China, EU
Organizers: Zhejiang University Alumni Association of North Carolina (ZJUAANC), NACUAA AI Venture Club
Updated Time: 5:00–6:00 PM PDT (Originally scheduled for 5:30–6:30 PM PDT; 8:00–9:00 PM EDT; 8:00–9:00 AM next day Beijing Time).
The NACUAA San Francisco Chapter Founding Ceremony begins promptly at 6:00 PM PDT. To allow attendees to participate in both events seamlessly, this lecture has been moved 30 minutes earlier. Separate registration and separate Zoom meetings are required! Please use the dedicated Zoom link below.
Free. Zoom. 60 minutes.
Lecture 4 of 5 in the AI-Native Agent · Security & Compliance series.
- • Lecture 1: From Chat to Action: Where Risk Truly Comes From.
- • Lecture 2: Harness, Sandbox, and Human-in-the-Loop. The formula remains: Agent = Model + Harness + Tools + Permissions + Data.
- • Lecture 3: Least Privilege on Real Products. Before each tool call, the system must make a bounded decision: allow, deny, or escalate.
- • Lecture 4 (This Session): Compliance Comparison across US, China, and EU. Bring the permission card from lecture 3.
No founding ceremony agenda discussion. Not a product launch.
🎥 Recording, Materials & RSVP
Session Notice: This masterclass concluded successfully on October 17! Full Zoom recording, official YouTube playlist, and courseware PDFs are now publicly accessible.
📚 Lecture 4 Courseware Materials
Global AI Agent Compliance
Cross-jurisdictional compliance comparison across US, EU, and China
Global AI Agent Security and Compliance
Agentic boundary enforcement, runtime reporting & architectural safeguards
📅 When (Updated to 5:00–6:00 PM PDT)
Saturday, October 17, 2026
- • Pacific Time (PDT): Sat Oct 17, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM (moved earlier from 5:30 PM)
- • Eastern Time (EDT): Sat Oct 17, 2026, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- • Beijing Time (CST): Sun Oct 18, 2026, 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
⏱️ Session Clock (Agenda)
🔍 What We Compare
The same core question across three jurisdictions: Who is responsible for the agent, what can it touch, and who reports when an incident occurs?
On October 15, HITRUST released CSF 11.9, incorporating agentic controls directly into the framework. This represents an industry vendor framework, not legislation.
Vendor claims are narratives, not empirical proof. Citations provided on each slide.
🗺️ Series Roadmap (Five Lectures)
- • Sep 5: From Chat to Action: Where Risk Truly Comes From *(Concluded)*
- • Sep 19: Harness, Sandbox, and Human-in-the-Loop *(Concluded)*
- • Oct 3: Least Privilege on Real Products *(Concluded)*
- • Oct 17: Compliance Comparison: US, China, EU (Current Session · 5:00–6:00 PM)
- • Oct 31: Production Readiness & Go-Live Checklist Workshop
🔗 Related Links & Founding Ceremony
- • Lecture 4 Recording (YouTube): https://youtu.be/l9fPphT2DTI
- • Official Series Playlist (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNweIjAM_4WR_AmJBgFumDhvA0L80Oqsh
- • Lecture 3 Review & Slides: https://zjuaanc.org/posts/2026-10-03-ai-native-agent-security-compliance-lecture-3/
- • SF Chapter Founding Ceremony (Starts 6:00 PM, Separate RSVP): https://luma.com/fuakh3da
- • SF Chapter Founding Ceremony Overview: https://norcal.nacuaa.ai/posts/2026-10-17-nacuaa-san-francisco-chapter-founding-ceremony/
Hosts: Zhejiang University Alumni Association of North Carolina (ZJUAANC), NACUAA AI Venture Club
Organizers: VI AI Foundation, VI AI For Good Foundation
Co-organizers: AI Agent Alliance
Chinese Headline New Media (华人头条), North Alpha Post (北美发布)