A BOT has gone rogue and wiped a company’s entire database in nine seconds after acting on its own accord in a chilling glimpse of the future. The AI agent designed to fix bugs for car rental ...

As employees and teams increasingly experiment with AI, unchecked or unauthorized use can create risks related to security, ...

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Who is to blame when AI goes rogue? AI cannot stand trial or pay damages (at least not yet). Legal liability and wrongdoing aside, the blame for AI going rogue rests with those who deploy AI without ...

In just nine seconds, an AI 'helper' managed to do what most hackers could only dream of. A bot trusted to fix a bug inside a start-up's software system instead deleted the company's production ...

As AI agents gain broader access and autonomy, they can cause serious harm — through data breaches, unauthorized changes or goal misalignment — even without any malicious intent. Traditional ...

Okta leaders, citing the company's own research, say enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they are securing them, with 92 percent of executives reporting moderate or widespread use of ...

The NYC Council is reviewing new legislation aimed at protecting New Yorkers from being screwed over by artificial ...

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Artificial intelligence has been around for longer than most of us realize. In 1950, Alan Turing proposed the famous “Turing test” in a paper, opening with the sentence, “I propose to consider the ...