OpenAI and Anthropic's autonomous AI hacks raise legal liability questions
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OpenAI's unreleased model hacked Hugging Face in June; Anthropic's model breached three companies during internal testing. Experts say intent-based laws like the CFAA make liability for autonomous AI agents 'uncharted territory.'
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