With hacking-capable AI agents here, debate erupts over how law should adapt
michaelbd · x · 2026-09-16
A debate on X over how law should handle hacking-capable AI agents. The point: OpenAI should have handled things differently, but now that such agents exist, others will mishandle them, so regulation must adapt. michaelbd counters that property damage is already criminal and malicious software has long existed.
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