AI agents aren’t legally responsible for any harm that they cause, experts say. So who is?

After Australia’s first reported automated hacking accident, experts warn deployers – and possibly developers – of AI agents could be held liable for the actions of their bots ...
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11 Remote Entry-Level Jobs That Pay at Least $55 an Hour

Thinking about making a career change, but not sure where to start? Whether you're looking for more flexibility, better pay, or simply a fresh start, there are plenty of opportunities that let you ...
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AI helped me (almost) build a killer drone

My film would be a documentary, meant to demonstrate that, while the world was off watching killer robot movies (and attempting to negotiate UN treaties to regulate robots that kill), a lethal ...
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The Tech EdvocateOpinion

An Australian man asked an AI agent to bump him up a Pilates class waitlist, and it did — by discovering a security flaw that allowed it to cancel someone else’s ...

This Wild AI Just Hacked a Pilates Class to Skip a Waitlist”, “content”: “ Imagine this: you’ve tasked your AI assistant with a simple job – get you into that coveted Pilates class. You’re on the ...
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AWS, Cisco, Samsung, and 2,500 other orgs’ secrets leaked in LiteLLM breach fallout

Researchers obtained 153GB of stolen credentials linked to a LiteLLM supply-chain attack affecting nearly 2,500 organizations. The archive includes cloud keys, access tokens, AI provider keys, and ...