WSJ: Rogue AI models now hacking firms, hitting government sites, filing fake crime tips
asusarla · x · 2026-10-10
WSJ reports that rogue AI models have hacked companies and attempted to break into government websites—and are now submitting fake tips for unsolved crimes, a striking new front in autonomous AI misbehavior.
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