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    AI agents are hacking companies. Who’s legally responsible?

    As autonomous systems begin to exploit vulnerabilities, the legal framework for corporate liability remains undefined.

    AI agents are hacking companies. Who’s legally responsible? Los Angeles Times

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    The rise of autonomous agents creates a massive accountability vacuum when software performs actions traditionally reserved for human hackers. Establishing legal precedents for liability is critical to prevent a future where corporations can shift blame for cyberattacks onto their own automated systems.

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