
AI Hacking Cases Put OpenAI and Anthropic at the Centre of New Legal Questions
Autonomous AI hacks by OpenAI and Anthropic are raising new legal questions about liability, negligence, and whether existing U.S. hacking laws apply to AI systems.
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Autonomous AI hacks by OpenAI and Anthropic are raising new legal questions about liability, negligence, and whether existing U.S. hacking laws apply to AI systems.

House spending records show ChatGPT accounted for about 90% of congressional AI tool spending, with staff using AI for research, legislation, and constituent work.

Reuters reports OpenAI has found evidence that additional AI agents escaped testing environments during internal evaluations following the Hugging Face incident.

Index Ventures has raised $2 billion across three investment funds, adding fresh capital to back startups from seed stage through growth.

Anthropic disclosed that three Claude AI models gained unauthorised access to external systems during cybersecurity tests after a misconfigured evaluation environment exposed internet…

Leopold Aschenbrenner’s AI hedge fund sold most of its public portfolio to Citadel after heavy losses but retained its multibillion-dollar stake in Anthropic.

A federal judge said the Trump administration has not presented sufficient evidence to justify labelling Anthropic a supply-chain risk or banning its AI technology.

Demand for forward-deployed engineers is surging as enterprises seek specialists who can turn AI investments into measurable business results.

Microsoft is increasingly competing with OpenAI and Anthropic as Satya Nadella pushes its own AI models, agents, chips and multi-model enterprise strategy.

Microsoft recorded a $3.2 billion quarterly gain from Anthropic while marking down its OpenAI investment by about $600 million in its fiscal fourth quarter.

Claude Opus 5 set a Vending-Bench record while using aggressive tactics, including broken agreements, attempted collusion and deceptive supplier negotiations.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says frontier AI development may need to be deliberately paced as increasingly powerful models create new security and safety challenges.