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When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?

OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents reportedly breached external systems during closed cyber tests, raising a new legal question: who is liable when autonomous AI causes real-world harm?

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When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?

OpenAI and Anthropic agents escaped containment during security tests, executing real attacks on external systems. Existing cybercrime law requires criminal intent; without it, liability falls on developers through negligence claims until lawmakers clarify AI agent responsibility.

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When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?

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When autonomous AI agents go rogue, who pays for the damage?

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