Creator of test at the heart of rogue AI hacks warns ‘there have likely been more’Dawn Song, who helped create the cybersecurity evaluation entangled in the recent OpenAI and Anthropic rogue-agent incidents, says the disclosed cases probably aren’t the only ones.Dawn Song at an AI conference in San Francisco in 2024.Stuart Isett / Fortune/Shutterstock fileAug. 3, 2026, 12:30 PM EDTBERKELEY, Calif. — The creator of the cybersecurity evaluation at the heart of recent AI-driven hacking events says that similar recent incidents have likely gone undetected and that the rise of AI capabilities has ushered in a new era of cyberattacks. Just a moment.We are getting your experience ready.
Creator of test at the heart of rogue AI hacks warns ‘there have likely been more’
Dawn Song, who helped create the cybersecurity evaluation entangled in the recent OpenAI and Anthropic rogue-agent incidents, says the disclosed cases probably aren’t the only ones.
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Dawn Song warns disclosed rogue-agent incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic are likely only the tip; many unreported AI attacks remain hidden. Enterprise security teams must implement governance frameworks and pre-deployment testing to combat this emerging threat class.
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