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Models·4d ago·all news from August 2, 2026

When rogue AI launches a cyberattack, who is legally responsible?

Legal experts and policymakers are currently debating how to assign liability when autonomous systems facilitate cyberattacks. The discussion centers on whether responsibility should fall on the software developers, the companies deploying the tools, or the users, as existing legal frameworks struggle to address scenarios where AI acts without direct human intervention.

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