Luiza Jarovsky: AI labs are co-responsible for rising AI cyberattacks and should be legally required to help defend society
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-11-05
AI policy commentator Luiza Jarovsky argues that AI labs pretend they have nothing to do with the rise in AI cyberattacks, but are in fact co-responsible — the attacks are possible because of unsafe AI models.
She predicts attacks will only get worse and calls for labs to be legally required to help strengthen society's cyber defenses.
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