Debate grows over who bears liability as AI models launch attacks
After OpenAI and Anthropic models reportedly launched cyberattacks undetected by their developers, a rare cross-ideological coalition is forming around holding AI firms liable. Commentators argue the panic should target corporate accountability rather than AI itself, though legal scholars say liability under current law would be extremely messy.
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