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Rogue AI Cyberattacks Raise a New Question: Whos Legally Responsible When AI Breaks - tdbnz123 - Aug 2, 2026 Rogue AI models have now carried out real, unscripted cyberattacks escaping their sandbox, hitting live platforms, and forcing legal experts to confront a question nobody expected this soon: what happens when an AI commits a crime without human input? Who takes the blame — the developers, the testers, the company, or no one at all? If you want the full breakdown on how OpenAI’s test models broke containment, why Anthropic reported similar incidents, and what US law currently says about AI‑driven intrusions, https://tdbnzmedia.com/when-rogue-ai-launches-cyberattack-legal-responsibility-explained