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Automated cyberattacks are here — careless techies and well-funded foreigners are getting the blame

theblaze.com · 2h · first reportShare

Most modern AI platforms are built inside digital sandboxes meant to isolate data and minimize risk to keep them under control throughout development. But what happens when the AI bots break through the walls and escape? As OpenAI and Anthropic just discovered, their artificial creations can hitch a ride on the internet and hack into websites weeks or even months before anyone knows it happened. The alarming developments, which safety and security critics have long predicted, have kicked off a major new blame game. These reports lend credibility to Trump’s new AI review framework. And it's not just American companies who are under scrutiny. OpenAI and Anthropic own two of the most advanced AI platforms in the world. The original generative AI phenom , ChatGPT, and the former AI partner of the U.S. military , Claude, offer powerful closed-source frontier models derived from the latest innovations in machine learning. Even though competitors in the States and China follow closely behind