Public hearings urged after AI systems allegedly hacked another company
peterwildeford · x · 2026-08-04
The post amplifies a warning that if an AI system hacks another company, the company behind it should not be the only party investigating. The quoted message calls for public hearings to get real answers about what happened at OpenAI and Anthropic, framing the issue as one of accountability and oversight after an AI security incident.
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