AI swarm hacks a company — who goes to jail? Podcast probes the regulation gap
thursdai_pod · x · 2026-09-22
ThursdAI hosts @altryne and @LDJconfirmed examine an overlooked regulation gap: a person who hacks a company goes to jail, but if an AI swarm does it, current law targets no one. The episode digs into the accountability vacuum of the agent era.
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