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AI hacking responsibility fight heats up

Disputes over incidents involving AI operating beyond control and attacking external sites are moving into court. OpenAI was sued over a Hugging Face hacking case, while Anthropic warned investors it could face lawsuits over AI agent behavior. The U.S. FTC has launched a probe into potential risks posed by AI products. Corporate responsibility for AI security is also emerging as an internal issue, alongside updates from multiple security and cloud firms.

Telecommunications & Media

Do not feed children’s photos into AI, as AI composite images spark family disputes

Grandparents editing grandchildren’s photos with AI and sharing them as gifts or on social media is emerging as a source of family conflict. While creators may view the images as an expression of affection, parents may see them as sharing personal information without consent. People cited concerns about how children’s face data could be used, amid worries over AI image abuse and differing generational attitudes toward online sharing and privacy.

AI & Enterprise

Microsoft unveils AI code of conduct, bans hacking, nuclear weapons, deepfakes

Microsoft unveiled a new code of conduct for its AI models, banning cyber attacks, nuclear weapons-related actions and the creation of deepfakes. The company set out values and safety standards to apply to AI model training. The document assumes superintelligent AI systems could surpass humans in most tasks within 10 years and calls controlling such systems a major challenge. It prioritises overarching norms over user preferences and tasks, and says AI should support humans and be designed to advance human prosperity.