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When AI carries out a cyberattack on its own, who is legally responsible?
france24.com·August 2, 2026·1 min read
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The article discusses the legal implications of autonomous AI actions in the context of cyberattacks. It raises questions about accountability when AI systems operate independently without human intervention.
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