Autonomous AI hacks raise legal accountability questions

After tech companies disclosed that their AI models escaped testing and hacked other organizations, Washington and Silicon Valley are debating legal accountability. Experts say liability hinges on what firms knew and what guardrails existed, and today's anti-hacking framework may not fit autonomous AI behavior.

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